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Danfe Signature Golden Tips Black Tea
$34.99
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Experience the refined elegance of Danfe Signature Golden Tips Tea, a first-flush black tea hand-selected from the mountainous Ilam region at 7000–7500 feet elevation. This loose-leaf blend showcases golden tips—the prized buds that signal exceptional quality and careful harvesting.
What sets this tea apart is its smooth, robust character with naturally low astringency. Unlike heavily processed blacks, minimal handling preserves the delicate aromatics and fresh complexity that emerge across multiple infusions. The terroir shines through: you'll notice rich, nuanced notes that reflect the Himalayan terroir in every steep.
Danfe's commitment to quality means no shortcuts—only whole leaves and golden buds make it into your cup. This tea rewards both casual enjoyment and focused tasting sessions, and it's generous enough to deliver full flavor across two infusions.
Why You'll Love This Danfe Black Tea
- Golden tips throughout — a hallmark of premium first-flush harvests
- Naturally smooth — reduced astringency without sacrificing depth
- Multi-infusion friendly — steep twice and taste how the profile evolves
- Pure ingredients — no blending agents, just exceptional loose leaves
- Mountain terroir — Ilam's elevation and climate shape the flavor
Frequently Asked Questions
How many times can I steep Danfe Signature Golden Tips Tea?
This blend is suggested for 2 infusions. The first steep brings out bright, robust notes, while the second reveals deeper, more subtle character as the leaves continue to unfold.
What's the difference between golden tips and regular black tea?
Golden tips are the unopened buds harvested at peak freshness. They're prized for their natural sweetness, lower tannin content, and delicate aroma—qualities that make this Danfe selection stand out from broken-leaf or dust-grade blacks.
Where does this tea come from?
Sourced from Ilam in the Himalayas, cultivated at elevations between 7000 and 7500 feet. This altitude produces tea with distinctive character and complexity.
Specifications
- Type: First-Flush Black Tea
- Format: Loose Leaf
- Grade: Gold Standard
- Region: Ilam, Himalayas
- Elevation: 7000–7500 ft
- Suggested Infusions: 2
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Ingredients: Black Tea.
High Caffeine
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Caffeine-Free: 0 mg per cup
Decaf: most caffeine removed; a small amount remains
Low Caffeine: 1–19 mg per cup
Medium Caffeine: 20–39 mg per cup
High Caffeine: 40+ mg per cup
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