Organic Guranse
Autumn Flush
SFTGFOP-1

Premium 93 P.

SKU
4729-bio
Malty and sweet autumn flush black tea from the Guranse Estate, one of the highest-ranking tea gardens in Nepal. Hand-picked, best orthodox quality. Certified organic since 2001. 140g
Details
  • One of the highest-ranking tea gardens in the world
  • Certified organic since 2001
  • Recognised for commitment to social activism
Character Dark, golden cup with a creamy mineral flavour, chocolatey, nutty, malty, caramel, wooden notes, well-balanced
Tea Estate Guranse Estate
Terroir Hile, Dhankuta, Nepal
Harvest Autumn flush, October 2022, hand-harvested
Leaf SFTGFOP1
Cultivar T78/T383/P312/Av-2/T1/RR 4/5 BB157Etc
Elevation 1,300-2,200m above sea level
Oxidation/Fermentation Strong oxidation (50%-80%). Withering, rolling, dry roasting (121-123°C, 20-30 minutes), selection
Processing Method Orthodox process
Roast Medium (20%-49%)
Organic Cert. EU certified organic, JAS organic since 2001
Grade 93/100 p. (black tea category); Premium
€14.90
140g

Delivery : 1–3 business days

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SKU
4729-bio
€99.33 / 1kg
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Tea Farm

Guranse Estate

The farm is managed with an emphasis on social activism, offering educational and training programs for the employees and their children. The tea garden has also been certified organic since 2001.

Character

Flavour

A malty sweet organic autumn flush from Nepal; strong notes of fine cognac and reminiscent of oolong, yet more stimulating. A balanced combination of malty and sweet with a pleasant floral aroma. Suitable for second and third infusions.

Leaf

Attractive large leaves, distinctly red

Cup

Glowing orange-red

Black Tea

Black tea is the most oxidised form of tea. In contrast to green tea, the oxidation of the leaves after harvest and withering is not stopped with heat, but rather further facilitated by intensive rolling of the leaves, which breaks open cell walls and exposes the enzymes responsible for oxidation. Over the course of this process the leaves change from green to black and a full-bodied and broad aroma develops. The cup is often orange or red, which is where the Chinese name for this tea (hong cha, meaning "red tea") comes from.



Laboratory Tests

We go to great lengths to identify the finest organic tea farms across the world’s most celebrated terroirs. All our teas are sourced directly from the farmer and, with a few exceptions, are certified organic or come from pesticide-free farms. Each batch of tea for every harvest is tested for pesticides and other pollutants in an independent German lab to ensure they meet our strict quality standards as well as HACCP food safety requirements.

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Cultivation & Processing

The Guranse Estate is one of the highest-ranking tea gardens in the world. The climatic conditions in the highlands of Hile in Dhankuta Province, eastern Nepal are ideal. The elevation ensures an advantageous bracing climate with significant temperature fluctuations between day and night. The relatively high rainfall is balanced out by good drainage on the hill slopes.

Single Origin

This tea is exclusively sourced from the above mentioned tea farm in Hile, Nepal. 

Sourced directly from the tea farmer.

Organic Certification

Preparation

Brewing Guide

2 heaped tsp per 200-300ml (80-85°C) water. Steep for 2 minutes.

Packaging

High quality, airtight, resealable standing zipper pouch with 9 protective layers to preserve flavour and protect against oxidation and contamination.

Recommended Teapot

A neutral porcelain teapot or a tall glass teapot with a built-in strainer, which allows the tea to float and steep freely, is recommended. A gaiwan is also very well suited for tea.

Recommended Storage

Ideally store in a quality tea caddy made from cherry tree bark (wooden, kabazaiku chazutsu) or an airtight, double-coated metal tin.

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