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Backlogging a bit…

On one of my all-to-regular Monday visits to Smith HQ, I had the pleasure of trying this. It was my first Darjeeling of the 2012 batch, and – boy – was it different. Where most first flushes taste like spring leaves and spices, this had an added toasty element I didn’t quite expect. With the spicy-grape and leafy underpinning, this was a more-than-pleasant intro to the new Darjeeling crop.

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200 °F / 93 °C 2 min, 30 sec
Azzrian

Sounds VERY nice!

Geoffrey Norman

It is. Quite different from the usual fair.

LiberTEAS

looks like I’m going to need to get my husband to take me to Smith’s shop again!

Geoffrey Norman

I would say yes. I’m there usually once a week.

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Azzrian

Sounds VERY nice!

Geoffrey Norman

It is. Quite different from the usual fair.

LiberTEAS

looks like I’m going to need to get my husband to take me to Smith’s shop again!

Geoffrey Norman

I would say yes. I’m there usually once a week.

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