What tea would be closest to pre-German Darjeeling?
Posted: Dec 15th, '10, 21:19
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The Darjeeling flavor loved by the Germans and Japanese (among others ) is the result of re-thinking processing in the 1960s. But what did it taste like before? Are any teas similar to pre-German Darjeelings still being made?
The Darjeeling flavor loved by the Germans and Japanese (among others ) is the result of re-thinking processing in the 1960s. But what did it taste like before? Are any teas similar to pre-German Darjeelings still being made?