BLACK TEA | Margarets Hope Darjeeling
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Description
A fine Indian Darjeeling black tea!
This lovely Darjeeling black tea earned its name in the 1930’s. That happened when the owner of a tea garden in India, Mr. Bagdon, lost his beloved daughter Margaret due to illness on a return voyage to London, England. Margaret adored the tea garden, and had always wanted to return to it. After her passing, Mr. Bagdon renamed the garden “Margaret’s Hope”. This Darjeeling is grown at high altitudes, and due to frequent weather changes in this environment, production is limited. Therefore, this tea can only be produced during three main times of the year. Also it is renowned for its full round flavour and fruity currant aromas. It is the essential accompaniment to scones with jam, or as an afternoon tea with sandwiches. So Margaret’s Hope is a tea made with love and loyalty, care and dedication, resulting in a tea overflowing with charm, grace, and character.
This Darjeeling black tea has a delicate tending astringent cup with the distinctive ‘Muscatel’ character. These hints of currant create an almost wine-like taste. It is a type of Orange Pekoe tea.
What is orange pekoe tea?
The term orange pekoe is not a different type of tea, but a classification of the tea leaf from the tea plant. Additionally it is base don the origin of the leaf. To be classified as an orange pekoe tea, the tea must be composed purely of the flushes – a flush being the leaf bud plucked with two youngest leaves. (Any other leaves produce teas of lower quality.)
So…the orange pekoe term refers to a grade of black tea based on the size of leaf and its location on the tea plant.
How to steep it:
Hot Tea
- Add 1 teaspoon of tea for 12 oz. (350 ml) of hot water
- Then steep it for 2-4 minutes at 100 C/ 212 F
Cold Tea
- First add 1 teaspoon of tea for 9 oz. (263 ml) of water
- Then steep it for 2-4 minutes at 100 C/ 212 F
- Finally, once your tea is steeped, pour it over ice in a pitcher to enjoy cold.
BREWING TIP
This orange Pekoe tea is wonderful with the addition of milk and sugar.
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GROSCHE takes pride in being a carbon-neutral and family owned Certified B Corporation that cares about social and environmental responsibility. And thanks to loyal customers like you, together we’re making a difference. When you buy a GROSCHE product you're funding 50+ days of safe drinking water for someone in need through the GROSCHE Safe Water Project.Thus far, the GROSCHE Safe Water Project has funded over 2,800 Biosand water filters and 300 million days of safe drinking water for people in communities across 6 different countries. And it wouldn’t be possible without you.
Additional Information
| Allergens | Blended in a facility that processes nuts |
|---|---|
| Antioxidant Level | Very High |
| Caffeine Level | Medium |
| Country of Origin(s) | India |
| Region(s) | Darjeeling |
| Weight | 50g|100g|150g|200g |
Reviews
A fine Indian Darjeeling black tea!
This lovely Darjeeling black tea earned its name in the 1930’s. That happened when the owner of a tea garden in India, Mr. Bagdon, lost his beloved daughter Margaret due to illness on a return voyage to London, England. Margaret adored the tea garden, and had always wanted to return to it. After her passing, Mr. Bagdon renamed the garden “Margaret’s Hope”. This Darjeeling is grown at high altitudes, and due to frequent weather changes in this environment, production is limited. Therefore, this tea can only be produced during three main times of the year. Also it is renowned for its full round flavour and fruity currant aromas. It is the essential accompaniment to scones with jam, or as an afternoon tea with sandwiches. So Margaret’s Hope is a tea made with love and loyalty, care and dedication, resulting in a tea overflowing with charm, grace, and character.
This Darjeeling black tea has a delicate tending astringent cup with the distinctive ‘Muscatel’ character. These hints of currant create an almost wine-like taste. It is a type of Orange Pekoe tea.
What is orange pekoe tea?
The term orange pekoe is not a different type of tea, but a classification of the tea leaf from the tea plant. Additionally it is base don the origin of the leaf. To be classified as an orange pekoe tea, the tea must be composed purely of the flushes – a flush being the leaf bud plucked with two youngest leaves. (Any other leaves produce teas of lower quality.)
So…the orange pekoe term refers to a grade of black tea based on the size of leaf and its location on the tea plant.
How to steep it:
Hot Tea
- Add 1 teaspoon of tea for 12 oz. (350 ml) of hot water
- Then steep it for 2-4 minutes at 100 C/ 212 F
Cold Tea
- First add 1 teaspoon of tea for 9 oz. (263 ml) of water
- Then steep it for 2-4 minutes at 100 C/ 212 F
- Finally, once your tea is steeped, pour it over ice in a pitcher to enjoy cold.
BREWING TIP
This orange Pekoe tea is wonderful with the addition of milk and sugar.
Choose The Brand That Gives Back
GROSCHE takes pride in being a carbon-neutral and family owned Certified B Corporation that cares about social and environmental responsibility. And thanks to loyal customers like you, together we’re making a difference. When you buy a GROSCHE product you're funding 50+ days of safe drinking water for someone in need through the GROSCHE Safe Water Project.Thus far, the GROSCHE Safe Water Project has funded over 2,800 Biosand water filters and 300 million days of safe drinking water for people in communities across 6 different countries. And it wouldn’t be possible without you.
A fine Indian Darjeeling black tea!
This lovely Darjeeling black tea earned its name in the 1930’s. That happened when the owner of a tea garden in India, Mr. Bagdon, lost his beloved daughter Margaret due to illness on a return voyage to London, England. Margaret adored the tea garden, and had always wanted to return to it. After her passing, Mr. Bagdon renamed the garden “Margaret’s Hope”. This Darjeeling is grown at high altitudes, and due to frequent weather changes in this environment, production is limited. Therefore, this tea can only be produced during three main times of the year. Also it is renowned for its full round flavour and fruity currant aromas. It is the essential accompaniment to scones with jam, or as an afternoon tea with sandwiches. So Margaret’s Hope is a tea made with love and loyalty, care and dedication, resulting in a tea overflowing with charm, grace, and character.
This Darjeeling black tea has a delicate tending astringent cup with the distinctive ‘Muscatel’ character. These hints of currant create an almost wine-like taste. It is a type of Orange Pekoe tea.
What is orange pekoe tea?
The term orange pekoe is not a different type of tea, but a classification of the tea leaf from the tea plant. Additionally it is base don the origin of the leaf. To be classified as an orange pekoe tea, the tea must be composed purely of the flushes – a flush being the leaf bud plucked with two youngest leaves. (Any other leaves produce teas of lower quality.)
So…the orange pekoe term refers to a grade of black tea based on the size of leaf and its location on the tea plant.
How to steep it:
Hot Tea
- Add 1 teaspoon of tea for 12 oz. (350 ml) of hot water
- Then steep it for 2-4 minutes at 100 C/ 212 F
Cold Tea
- First add 1 teaspoon of tea for 9 oz. (263 ml) of water
- Then steep it for 2-4 minutes at 100 C/ 212 F
- Finally, once your tea is steeped, pour it over ice in a pitcher to enjoy cold.
BREWING TIP
This orange Pekoe tea is wonderful with the addition of milk and sugar.
Choose The Brand That Gives Back
GROSCHE takes pride in being a carbon-neutral and family owned Certified B Corporation that cares about social and environmental responsibility. And thanks to loyal customers like you, together we’re making a difference. When you buy a GROSCHE product you're funding 50+ days of safe drinking water for someone in need through the GROSCHE Safe Water Project.Thus far, the GROSCHE Safe Water Project has funded over 2,800 Biosand water filters and 300 million days of safe drinking water for people in communities across 6 different countries. And it wouldn’t be possible without you.
| Allergens | Blended in a facility that processes nuts |
|---|---|
| Antioxidant Level | Very High |
| Caffeine Level | Medium |
| Country of Origin(s) | India |
| Region(s) | Darjeeling |
| Weight | 50g|100g|150g|200g |