India

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  • Namdang BP

    $13.00 CAD for 125g
    Quality and appearance make this a good example of an Assam manufactured by the CTC method. It cups well with milk producing an even, strong and deep coloured infusion.
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  • Ten Gardens

    $12.00 CAD for 125g
    We can't name them all! Take a step back in time to enjoy the traditional British cuppa of 100% Assam CTC tea.
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  • Nilgiri BOP

    $12.00 CAD for 125g
    A blend of broken leaf tea from Nilgiri, South India; these teas are brisk, pungent and full-bodied often compared to those of Ceylon.
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  • Avongrove First Flush Darjeeling

    Avongrove FTGFOP1 Ch Spl

    $26.00 CAD for 125g
    This first flush offering is fragrant with a deep, smooth golden cup and rich floral notes that complement a vegetal, nutty sweetness.
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  • Doke Black Fusion

    $26.00 CAD for 125g
    This tea is full bodied and mellow and has a delicate flowery bouquet with undertones of malt and a long finish.   Doke Tea Estate is located on the Doke River, in the Bihar District of northeast India, near the border of Nepal. It is sometimes called 'The Land of Buddha', as Gautama Buddha spent much of his life teaching and seeking enlightenment there.
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  • Jungpana Darjeeling First Flush

    Jungpana FTGFOP1 Wonder

    $28.00 CAD for 125g
    From the highly anticipated spring harvest, this Darjeeling tea has a golden yellow infusion with a delicate but rounded body; fresh with spring blossoms and hints of sweet melon
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  • Poobong STGBOP1

    $13.00 CAD for 125g
    Enjoy added to a breakfast tea or on its own. The small dark leaves give a brisk and chocolate flavour. A small garden located between the small hill stations of Sukhiapokhri and Ghoom, West of Kurseong, this garden has been producing tea since the early 1900s.
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  • Castleton FTGFOP1

    $28.00 CAD for 125g
    This second flush tea has the hallmark coppery, deep brown leaves that produce a dark golden tea possessing a full Muscatel finish. The Castleton Tea Estate, located in Kurseong South Valley, was planted in 1885 and has had a distinguished history and is now owned by the Goodrickes company. It is predominantly planted with China variety bushes.
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