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Darjeeling Loose Leaf Tea Sampler | First Flush, Second Flush, Jasmine

Rs. 449.00 Rs. 550.00 Rs. 748.33 / 100 g

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Single originTraceable to the garden
Whole leaf onlyNo fannings, no dust, no filler
Packed to orderSealed and shipped within 48 hours
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Free over ₹199Tracked dispatch across India
Easy returnsDamaged or wrong item, replaced
FSSAI licensed100% vegetarianNo added flavouringResealable kraft pouch

A Darjeeling loose leaf tea sampler: first flush and second flush side by side in 20g pouches, plus a jasmine green as a lighter third. Tasting the two flushes against each other in the same week is the fastest way to understand what Darjeeling actually means.

What is inside:

  • First Flush Darjeeling Tea (20g): Spring harvest. Light, bright, and floral with a delicate muscatel note and a clean, astringent finish. The most delicate tea in the set.
  • Second Flush Darjeeling Tea (20g): Summer harvest. Rich, full-bodied, and deeply aromatic with the signature muscatel grape-like character. The most complex tea in the set.
  • Jasmine Green Tea (20g): A fragrant, floral counterpoint, naturally scented with real jasmine blossoms for a softer, calming companion to the two black Darjeeling teas.

The two Darjeelings are GI tagged. The Jasmine Green is a scented green tea and carries no GI tag, as no scented tea does. All three are whole leaf and free of artificial additives. This set is ideal for tea connoisseurs, gifting to tea lovers, or anyone wanting to understand the difference between Darjeeling's two famous harvests.

How to Brew: First & Second Flush: 1 tsp per 200ml at 85 to 95°C, 3 to 4 min, black. Jasmine: 1 tsp per 200ml at 75 to 80°C, 2 to 3 min, black.

Sourcing and packing

Origin: GI tagged Darjeeling estates for both flushes. Indian estates for the jasmine base.
Grade: Whole leaf, 20g each.
Packed: Bangur Avenue, Kolkata, in food grade resealable pouches. Available in one 3 x 20g set.
Licensing: FSSAI licensed.

Selected and cupped by Archit Shah, Managing Director, Unik Tea Centre Pvt Ltd. Our family has sold loose leaf tea in Kolkata since 1988.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between First and Second Flush Darjeeling?
First Flush (spring) is lighter, more floral, and delicate. Second Flush (summer) is darker, richer, and more complex with the signature muscatel character. This set lets you taste both side by side.
Should I brew these with milk?
No. Darjeeling teas (First and Second Flush) are best enjoyed black without milk, to fully appreciate their delicate terroir and muscatel notes.
What does GI-tagged mean?
A Geographical Indication (GI) tag guarantees the tea is authentically from Darjeeling's designated tea-growing region, like Champagne's AOC. It protects against mislabelled teas from other regions.
Is this a good gift?
Yes. It is compact, it is premium, and it teaches the person you give it to something, which most gifts do not.
Commodity
Tea
Net quantity
60 g
Retail sale price
Rs. 449.00 (inclusive of all taxes)
Unit sale price
Rs. 7.48 per gram · Rs. 7,483.33 per kg
Country of origin
India
Best before
Best before 18 months from the date of packing
Date of packing
Packed to order, printed on each pouch
Packed & marketed by
Unik Tea Centre Private Limited69 Bangur Avenue, Block B, Kolkata 700055, West Bengal, India
FSSAI licence
12824999000716
Consumer care
Archit Shah+91 70036 85847

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Darjeeling Loose Leaf Tea Sampler | First Flush, Second Flush, JasmineRs. 449.00 Rs. 550.00

Four steps

Brew it the way the garden intended.

01

3 g per cup

One heaped teaspoon to 200 ml. Weigh it once and you will never guess again.

02

90 °C water

Let the kettle settle off the boil. Water that is too hot scalds the leaf.

03

3 to 4 minutes

Use a timer. Guessing is how a good leaf turns bitter.

04

Steep again

Whole leaf carries a second infusion. Add thirty seconds to the steep.

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Provenance

Every lot, traced to a slope.

Tea garden in Assam. Diganta Talukdar, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized WebP.

Upper Assam

≈ 90 m · Second flush

River silt and ninety percent humidity. Golden tips, malt-forward, built for a strong morning cup.

Tea gardens covering the misty slopes of Happy Valley Tea Estate, Darjeeling. Photograph by Mr. Debapriya Hore, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Darjeeling Ridge

≈ 1,850 m · First flush

Picked in cloud. Slow growth, tight silver tips, and the wildflower lift only altitude produces.

Rows of tea bushes in a Darjeeling plantation. Photograph by Vyacheslav Argenberg, CC BY 4.0.

Mid-Hill Garden

≈ 1,200 m · Second flush

The muscatel band. Warmer than the ridge, cooler than the plain — stone fruit and a rounded finish.

Garden photographs illustrate the regions; they are not photographs of each individual tea lot. Garden photography