Which brand of Darjeeling Manor black tea is good? Darjeeling Tea's aroma and taste characteristics

Darjeeling spring tea picking refers to Darjeeling Tea who is harvested at a specific time, just after the spring rain.

Although strictly speaking, Darjeeling Tea belongs to black tea, but its color is lighter, usually green, much milder than most black tea. Many Darjeeling spring-picked black teas have low bitterness, but relatively high astringency and obvious natural sweetness.

They also usually have obvious floral fragrance, and some spring-picked teas have a "musk" aroma, which is very similar to musk grapes. In many ways, these teas are closer to green oolong teas in color, taste and aroma, because the degree of oxidation and fermentation is not as complete as most black teas. However, they are usually considered to be different from the real Darjeeling oolong.

A cup of light golden tea

Darjeeling spring-picked black tea is considered to be a very popular tea, although the price range is wide, but it can be very expensive. Spring picking tea with broken leaves in a single tea garden is sometimes cheaper than Darjeeling Tea, the original leaf of the manor during the mixed tea season. Since the quality of each kind of tea depends on the climatic conditions of a particular harvest year, batches may vary greatly from year to year.

How to brew spring tea?

Unlike dark black tea brewed with boiling water, some people recommend Darjeeling black tea brewed with boiling water, especially the lighter ones, brewed with boiling water cooled water, about 180 °- 190 °F. Whether it is necessary or not can vary greatly from tea to tea.

However, the effect of cold water extraction of high-quality Darjeeling spring tea is also very good.

The tradition of making cold tea has a long history. It is said that this kind of tea originated in Japan, where people just pour cold water on the tea in the teapot, which is left in the coolest place in the house for a few hours. The resulting tea is cool, smooth and full-bodied with almost no bitterness.

Most people drink Darjeeling hot drinks, or at least warm drinks. Because of its delicate characteristics, Darjeeling is very difficult to make iced tea-ice water greatly dilutes the taste of the tea.

However, when we cold brewed Darjeeling Tea, the result was shocking. The taste and aroma of tea are so exquisite that it flows through the whole taste buds perfectly clear, each note clear and accurate. Why didn't anyone think of it before?

We have tried to take a cold bath. We believe that the sweetness of the harvested flowers perfectly complements the taste of cold brewing. The freshness of the tea will also enhance the taste.

We found that the difference between hot tea and cold tea is very obvious, such as fried tea. But the reason why we like Darjeeling cold wine is that it retains complex flavor and aroma. In this respect, it is not "light" than a cup of hot tea.

Darjeeling cold brewing guide:

Use one teaspoon of tea per cup.

Pour room temperature water on the tea.

Stir gently to make sure all the leaves are wet.

Keep it in the fridge for 6-8 hours.

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