Himalayan black tea

[dimple]

Himalayan black tea

by dimple » Aug 30th, '12, 03:40

I love the pure himalayan black tea with superb stronger flavor and rich color.I personally experienced many health benefits from this himalayan tea and the most important thing is these tea comes with great taste in very affordable price

[iovetea]

Re: himalayan black tea

by iovetea » Aug 30th, '12, 06:08

nah i think its overrated...

[iovetea]

Re: himalayan black tea

by iovetea » Aug 30th, '12, 06:09

but its a mater of taste i guess.. i also dont like the taste of dimple whiskey, even so its expensive, well not really expensive but compared to the other mass market stuff

[Chip]

Re: himalayan black tea

by Chip » Aug 30th, '12, 11:39

Himalayan blacks can come from Darjeeling, Sikim, Nepal ... while I am not drinking them currently, they are often outstanding.

However buying a tea bearing these origins does not guarantee a great tea as there are lots of shananigans going on there. Teas labeled simply "Himalayan" tend to be more generic from some vendors such as Upton and less interesting.

Buying fresh and from a reputable source will help to assure a level of success.

[dimple]

Re: himalayan black tea

by dimple » Aug 31st, '12, 02:59

hello Chip..
I agree with you but sometimes we should take a turn for better!!
I just love my himalayan black tea they are great in taste as well as in colour and as i told you very reasonable also

[iovetea]

Re: himalayan black tea

by iovetea » Sep 2nd, '12, 03:01

thanks chip i didnt know...
mine were like darjeeling, not a bad tea but simply not interesting to me.
it was from nepal... it was ok from taste, just for myself not really interesting, and even so im not an expert on indian tea and i know sikkim only from hearsay, i would say the tea was much like a darjeeling. i would say a bit weak for a black tea.

[Chip]

Re: himalayan black tea

by Chip » Sep 2nd, '12, 10:56

thanks chip i didnt know...
mine were like darjeeling, not a bad tea but simply not interesting to me.
it was from nepal... it was ok from taste, just for myself not really interesting, and even so im not an expert on indian tea and i know sikkim only from hearsay, i would say the tea was much like a darjeeling. i would say a bit weak for a black tea.

True, they are champagne of black teas compared to the whiskey, scotch, bourbon of Chinese blacks and the malts of Assam. A very different animal.

[jayinhk]

Re: himalayan black tea

by jayinhk » Sep 3rd, '12, 02:45

I have a Nepalese grocery store pretty close by...should I attempt to procure some tea? I think they'd probably hand me something pretty crappy, but you never know

[jcov]

Re: Himalayan black tea

by jcov » Oct 16th, '12, 11:53

I'm looking forward to try a Himalayan tea. I think is great to have different flavors and experiences from different regions. If anyone know where to get a descent to great one, let me know.

[chado.my.teaway]

Re: Himalayan black tea

by chado.my.teaway » Oct 17th, '12, 12:41

Try teas from Kuwapani T.E. Nawa Arya Tara T.E. and Jun Chiyabari T.E.

for me the best. try FF.