08-August Glenburn Monsoon FTGFOP (Darjeeling)

picked 16 August 2011

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Direct from the Glenburn Tea Estate in Darjeeling, India!

KTeas presents to you a different sort of Darjeeling, this one produced in the late summer months: July to September. Glenburn Estate is in full production, the weather conditions are perfect, and the monsoon harvest is plucked from select fields containing the clonal plants that give Glenburn tea its very own unique character. You will find a rich amber cup characterizes the Monsoon tea---and such a pleasant surprise: unlike most Darjeeling teas from elsewhen in the growing season, the Monsoon Darjeeling will stand up to and be complimented by a dash of milk!

We received 4 pouches at 8oz (227g) each of the 18 August 2011 harvest. At Glenburn's recommended 2.5g tea to 200ml (7 fl-oz) water, you get about 90 teacups at 18¢ per teacup!

We also acquired 2 tins of the 2010 harvest of this delectable tea. Each tin holds 3.5oz (100g). At Glenburn's recommended 2.5g tea to 200ml (7 fl-oz) water, each tin yields 40 teacups at 32¢ per teacup!

Glenburn recommendations to prepare:
2.5 grams in 200 ml (7 fl-oz) water at	100°C (212°F) for 4-5 minutes.
or: 1 tea spoon for 1 English tea cup	or: 2 tea spoons per American coffee mug

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