Darjeeling 🇮🇳
Black tea
The 'champagne of teas' from the Himalayan foothills. Light for a black tea, with a fruity, floral note.
~40 mg♨ Hot
How to brew
- Water
- 90 °C194 °F
- Steep
- 3 min
- Leaf
- 2.5 g1 tsp · per 250 ml
- Infusions
- ×2
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Questions & answers
- Darjeeling: what is it?
- Black tea. The 'champagne of teas' from the Himalayan foothills. Light for a black tea, with a fruity, floral note.
- Darjeeling: how do you brew it?
- Water at 90 °C · 194 °F, steep 3 min. Use about 2.5 g (1 tsp) of leaf per 250 ml.
- Darjeeling: how much caffeine?
- About 40 mg of caffeine in a typical 250 ml cup.
- Darjeeling: can you steep it again?
- Yes, about 2 times. Add 30–60 seconds to each new steep.
- Darjeeling vs Da Hong Pao (Big Red Robe): what is the difference?
- Darjeeling is more oxidised than Da Hong Pao (Big Red Robe): 85% vs 60%. →