Makaibari Himalayan Spring Special Edition First Flush Black Tea – 100 g | USDA Organic Darjeeling

Experience Makaibari Himalayan Spring – Special Edition First Flush Black Tea

This 100 g of loose-leaf tea captures the essence of a Himalayan spring. Sourced from a single estate in the Darjeeling region, the Special Edition is crafted to preserve the season’s fresh vitality. The leaves are tender, lightly oxidized, and carefully processed to produce a cup that feels bright and refined. As you lift the aroma, you may notice hints of peach and delicate floral notes, all underscored by a clean, greenish glow in the cup.

What makes this First Flush unique

• Limited-batch First Flush harvested in spring after winter dormancy
• Grown across different elevations for distinct, estate-specific nuance
• Mild oxidation preserved in whole-leaf production for a graceful cup
• USDA Organic Certified and from a single estate for traceable quality

The result is a refined Darjeeling experience that invites daily quiet moments. The aroma can be described as lively yet gentle, with a light body that lets the flavor unfold without heaviness. On the palate, expect a soft peachy brightness followed by a subtle astringency, all weaving into a genteel fruit-and-floral profile and a refreshing greenish overtone.

Flavor notes and sensory profile

• A delicate peachy brightness with floral lift
• A gentle, brief astringency that clears the finish
• Fruit and floral nuances supported by a clean, light body
• Greenish undertone lending a crisp, uplifting cup

Brewing guidance for a perfect cup

• Use 2 g (1 tsp) of tea leaves per cup (about 8 oz)
• Pour hot water just off the boil (approximately 205°F / 96°C)
• Steep for 4 minutes; avoid oversteeping to maintain clarity
• Best enjoyed plain, without milk or sugar, to let the nuances shine

When to reach for Makaibari Himalayan Spring

Ideal for a mindful morning routine, an afternoon pause, or a refined evening ritual. Its light, bright character pairs well with light pastries and fresh fruit, inviting a moment of calm without promising any certain outcome.