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Doomni Oolong - Spring 2024
Doomni Oolong - Spring 2024
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Description
Origin
Fresh from Doomni Tea Estate in Assam, we bring to you a batch of Oolong Tea which is an amalgamation of exotic flavour and the Assam Tea character.
Doomni Tea Estate is a well-known tea garden located in the northeastern Indian state of Assam. The estate is nestled in the picturesque region of Baksa district, surrounded by lush green hills and the mighty Brahmaputra River. The Doomni tea estate covers an area of around 361 hectares and is situated at an elevation of 120 meters above sea level.
Doomni Tea Estate is a well-known tea garden located in the northeastern Indian state of Assam. The estate is nestled in the picturesque region of Baksa district, surrounded by lush green hills and the mighty Brahmaputra River. The Doomni tea estate covers an area of around 361 hectares and is situated at an elevation of 120 meters above sea level.
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The leaf is well rolled whole blackish brown leaf with some chunky white silvery tips. Upon brewing the infusion produced is clear yellowish with slight floral aroma. The brew itself is an attractive yellow cup with clear liquor. It starts with being FLORAL on the tongue then goes smooth on the palate and ends with a citrussy taste. The finish is medium bodied & easy to drink.
It can be brewed three times. The second infusion is the best with prominent orchid notes with a backdrop of wild flowers. Know more about Oolong Tea from our blogpost here.
It can be brewed three times. The second infusion is the best with prominent orchid notes with a backdrop of wild flowers. Know more about Oolong Tea from our blogpost here.
Brewing
Origin: Baksa District, BTAD, Assam
Time of Produce: April 2024
Brewing Instruction: 2.5g in 85°C for 3minutes, with a 2nd steep of the leaves for 4minutes.
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Shrirang Phadke Oolong tea is a semi-oxidised tea. So it should be a perfect balance of a green tea and a black tea. This tea matches that criteria very well. Semi-oxidation brings nice flaour to a tea (and less bitterness). I loved this tea a lot, and mind it, this is the real Oolong tea. In market people sell pricy tea with a label "Oolong" but they are not real. Again, I absoluetely loved it!