Sikkim Summer Signature Black
$24.00 CAD for 125g
$22.40 – $87.00
The summer harvest brings a deeper amber colour with medium body. Sweet and aromatic with notes of late season, ripe plums.
From a small organic tea farm in South Sikkim. The leaves are harvested and manufactured in small batches by hand, using age old agricultural practices passed down from indigenous tribes, combined with modern bio-farming and tea processing techniques. Find out more here.
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