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Nepal Silvery Oolong Kanchanjangha, Organic


Nepal Silvery Oolong Kanchanjangha, Organic
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Located in South Asia, and bordered by China and India, Nepal is home to some of the largest mountains in the world, including Mount Everest which is the highest point anywhere on Earth. Nepal is comprised of 75 districts, one of which is the district of Panchthar. Panchthar is located in the Mechi Zone in the easternmost part of Nepal. It borders the Darjeeling region of West Bengal, India, and enjoys the same soil and climatic conditions as Darjeeling.

This certified organic estate, The Kanchanjangha Tea Estate and Research Center, is located in Ranitar, Panchthar, Nepal at an elevation of 1300 to 1800 meters above sea level. The garden lies at the foothills of Mt. Kanchanjangha, which encompasses large and diverse ecoregions consisting of forests, meadows and grasslands. Formed as a cooperative venture in 1984, the original 100 local farmers joined their land holdings to produce organic, orthodox tea. Today the estate provides free housing for the more than 600 famers in the cooperative as well as free schooling for all the children. Watch this video for more information.

This high-quality oolong tea is beautiful to behold and delightful to taste. With an abundance of white tips, the long, twisted, curly brown leaves, brew to a pale amber cup. You'll savor the smooth, delicate, slightly sweet medium body taste that makes this tea an all-day sipper.

Brew tea at 194ºF - steep for 3-4 minutes.
Customer Reviews
Lightly floral 1/1/2020
This oolong brews a beautiful medium bodied floral cup. Reminiscent of a warm spring day.
- Stacy P, PA
 
Hard to define 11/1/2019
This oolong is immediately distinguishable by its aroma, which is one of the most pleasant and unique of any oolong I've tried. It's flavor is much more difficult to describe. It is slightly sweet, and not quite as delightful smelling as before infusion. It's also a lighter brew, so those looking for bolder oolong would do to try the China offerings. I would categorize this as an 'advanced' tea drinkers oolong - if your palate is experienced with them, you'll enjoy a lot of subtle flavors and aromas. The presentation of this tea is exceptional.
- Peter, CT
 
Intriguing 10/5/2019
This is a tea like one I have not tasted before. It has a sweetness at the beginning which I like, but is followed by a subtle Pu-her taste which was unexpected. It might just be my taste buds and I would be interested in hearing from others if they experienced the same. The second time brewing I missed that sweetness in the beginning but would purchase it again as it is intriguing indeed.
- Kerry Cottone, MI
 
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