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USDA Organic loose leaf flavored Dooars black tea Out of Stock

Located in the Dooars region at the southern edge of Darjeeling district, the Nuxalbari Estate is a tea garden dedicated to the safety of Asian elephants and their environments. A warm spicy aroma starts off an outstanding Masala Chai experience. The deep copper cup of this organic premium black tea is rich and sweet with a cardamom-forward flavor profile, supported by zesty hints of ginger, warming cinnamon and a snap of clove. The finish is long and lingering.

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The average rating for this product is 4.5 out of 5 stars 7 Reviews
Putharjhora Estate Dooars Tea Loose Leaf Silver Spring SFTGFOP1 Out of Stock

The Dooars region lies south of the Himalayan foothills of Darjeeling and north of the Brahmaputra River basin. This lovely 2023 offering from Putharjhora estate exhibits a lively citrus-like mouth feel and inviting tropical fruit notes, reminiscent of pineapple. A pronounced stone fruit sweetness enhances notes of corn silk in the champagne-gold cup. The finish is silky smooth and clean.

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The average rating for this product is 4.5 out of 5 stars 2 Reviews
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Located in the Dooars region on the southern edge of Darjeeling district, the Nuxalbari Estate is a tea garden dedicated to the safety of Asian elephants and their environments. A traditional tea garden practice is to erect walls that disrupt the elephants' natural migration route. Nuxalbari Estate has created a thruway for them to pass through safely and not damage any tea plants. In 2011, Sonia Jabbar inherited the tea garden from her beloved mother, Dolly. She speaks passionately about her work to protect the elephants. “We have since grown our elephant conservation program to do much more than just passively allow elephants to wander through the estate. We are now working to secure safe passage not only at our estate, but have been invited by local government and the Forest Department to work with villages in our neighbourhood to actively reduce Human-Elephant Conflict. Our Hathi Sathi program has been widely recognised the world over as a successful model in conservation."
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