Glenburn Green Darjeeling

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175 °F / 79 °C 2 min, 15 sec

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  • “This is my first tea tasting note and im glad to be starting since I have always loved tea but never new away to make it more of a hobby then just drinking it.The other day while at Happy Lucky’s...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I met the proprietress of the Glenburn US distribution arm at the San Francisco International Tea Festival. I loved the Second Flush Darjeeling, and the prices were great, so I grabbed some of this...” Read full tasting note
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  • “#tiffanys2021sipdown Tea #103 overall / Tea #19 for March / #drinkwhatyou own March ?/25 Mon 3/15/21 (WRITTEN 3/18/21) — Glenburn Green Tea Bag (1) — Got this as a sample from the Virtual...” Read full tasting note

From Glenburn Tea - Direct

A naturally sweet Green Tea with a bright green infusion. The cup is a light lemon yellow, smooth and buttery on the palate with fresh zesty undertones. Rich in anti-oxidants this tea embodies health and wellbeing, and leaves you feeling fresh and rejuvenated.

Brewing Instructions: 2.5g in 200ml (7 fl-oz) of water at 84°C (185°F) for 2.5 minutes.
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1 tea spoon per English tea cup, or 2 tea spoons per American coffee mug

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This is my first tea tasting note and im glad to be starting since I have always loved tea but never new away to make it more of a hobby then just drinking it.The other day while at Happy Lucky’s Tea Shop in Fort Collins, I was eager to try a new green tea while having a pot of an Oolong called the Iron Goddess of Maiden (which is wonderful). One that wasn’t over bearing or to earthy. One of the employees suggested one of his favorites. Being the Glenburn Green Darjeeling. This tea is a wonderful light quenching green tea. Where it is not to earthy or over bearing. Wonderful after taste, which is not too strong. The light gold liquor is a delightful sight to the eye. Very soothing holds flavor through multiple steepings.

DRY LEAF:
- color: darker green
- constituency: small twisted leaves
- aroma: sweet and earthy

TEA-TO-WATER PROPORTIONS [grams to fl oz]:
1 tsp/8 oz

BREWING VESSEL [pot, gaiwan, etc]:
chinese ceramic pot

FIRST INF:
- time: 2 minutes
- temp: 180 degree F
- color: light golden yellow
- aroma: sweet, light hint of honey
- taste: sweet, buttery, light nutty taste
- leaf appearance: slightly unrolled green
- leaf aroma: sweet, light honey/nutty

SECOND INF:
- time: 2 minutes 30 seconds
- temp: 185.3ºF
- color: light yellow
- aroma: light, slight nutty
- taste: light, buttery, faint nutty
- leaf appearance: open, green
- leaf aroma: nutty, sweet

Preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 2 min, 15 sec
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Welcome aboard! Your first note is excellent, you’re off to a good start!

Bonnie

Hey, did I meet you and your girlfriend at Happy Lucky’s over the weekend? I met a couple at the Anniversary Celebration on Sat.

patrick

yes you did Bonnie

Bonnie

You were so nice! Especially talking so long to an old lady grandma like me! Next time you come to Happy Lucky’s let me know and I’ll swing by and drop off some tea samples for you. I have over 130 tea’s and many are really great ones!

patrick

that sound wonderful and i really enjoyed sitting down and talking with you.

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I met the proprietress of the Glenburn US distribution arm at the San Francisco International Tea Festival. I loved the Second Flush Darjeeling, and the prices were great, so I grabbed some of this green too, to try on a whim.

Appearance: very pretty dry leaves with some golden tips. The leaves are broken but still unfold nicely during the infusion. Liquor: light amber. Smell: mildly vegetal, with soft honey notes. The smell is light but pleasant. Taste: mildly vegetal with very subtle nutty notes. The flavor was consistent throughout cooling, and I was able to get 3 decent infusions. This is clearly a green tea, but it does not have a particularly assertive flavor (unlike a dragonwell or sencha, for example). This makes it well suited to general drinking throughout the day. Overall, I’m giving this a 8/10 (note – I started out giving this a 7/10, but have revised upward based on how consistent this is as a clear, nutty, afternoon tea).

Preparation
170 °F / 76 °C 2 min, 0 sec

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#tiffanys2021sipdown Tea #103 overall / Tea #19 for March / #drinkwhatyou own March ?/25

Mon 3/15/21 (WRITTEN 3/18/21) — Glenburn Green Tea Bag (1) — Got this as a sample from the Virtual International Tea Festival box of goodies from last fall. Had it hot & plain, 12 oz mug in the evening with dinner & TV time with Micah. Was fine enough-need to keep notes if there is anything memorable when I’m sipping on stuff, but at this point I’m often just trying to gulp and go.

#tiffanydrinkstea #tiffanys2021 #tiffanysfaves #tiffanyinthe614 #tiffanysteasipdown #sipdownchallenge

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