JUN CHIYABARI AV2 WHITE FIRST FLUSH CERTIFIÉ BIO
JUN CHIYABARI AV2 WHITE FIRST FLUSH CERTIFIÉ BIO

JUN CHIYABARI AV2 WHITE FIRST FLUSH CERTIFIÉ BIO

A white tea of great rarity produced with the first spring leaves of the AV2 tea bushes of the Jun Chiyabari plantation. This tea is produced in the traditional Pai Mu Tan way, without rolling, with natural withering and dessiccation (drying). The tea plants are of AV2 strain, which means Ambari Vegetative 2. These are tea plants that appeared a few years ago on the Ambari Tea Estate plantation in Darjeeling, they have an incredible, extremely vegetal taste, with notes of spinach in particular. Achieving superb white tea with these tea plants is something we have never seen, which combines the extraordinary sweetness of downy teas with the great vegetality of the AV2 cultivar.

Weight
  • 100g
  • 50g
NE11
€38.00
Tax included

 

The plantation:

The Jun Chiyabari Garden, literally the tea garden illuminated by the full moon, was created in 2000 with the aim of establishing a certified organic high-altitude tea plantation on the Himalayan slopes of eastern Nepal. The garden is located around the small town of Hilé in the district of Dhankuta at an altitude varying from 1450 to 2200 meters. Darjeeling Gardens are about 100 km as the crow flies from the plantation.

The garden is spread over a hundred hectares for a production of only 15 to 20 tons per year, which is very little in ratio. This is explained by tea trees planted in nature, without disturbing it, and a reasoning of non-intensive cultivation, with a permanent search for optimal quality.

Bachan Gyawali, owner of the plantation and our direct contact, told us how over the years different cultivars from the best regions of East Asia have been planted at Jun Chiyabari. Indeed, tea plants from China, Taiwan, and even Japan have been acclimatized to the extraordinary terroir of Nepal to produce today some of the best organic teas in the world.

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