Nilgiri Korakundah Winter Frost Black Tea
Nilgiri Korakundah Winter Frost Black Tea
Nilgiri Korakundah Winter Frost Black Tea
Nilgiri Korakundah Winter Frost Black Tea
Nilgiri Korakundah Winter Frost Black Tea
Nilgiri Korakundah Winter Frost Black Tea
Nilgiri Korakundah Winter Frost Black Tea
Nilgiri Korakundah Winter Frost Black Tea
Nilgiri Korakundah Winter Frost Black Tea

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Nilgiri Korakundah Winter Frost Black Tea

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Fresh from the Blue Mountains, this Nilgiris specialty beams with floral-fruity notes & radiant wintergreens aromas.

Type:Loose leaf (1 Vacuum Pack = 100gm)
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Your order honors the work of 3.5 M+ pluckers.

Freshness Journey

The only close-to-source facility in India. Teabox's unique procurement process have our teas arrive within just 3 hrs after direct sourcing from the garden. On arrival, they are sealed and packed within 48 hrs, ready to be shipped to your doorstep - The world's freshest Indian teas.
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    Picked & Processed

    16th - 17th Feb'23

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    Arrived at Teabox
    Within 24 hours of manufacture at the estate we receive our teas.

    21st Feb'23

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    Sorted & Cleaned
    We sort the tea according to its grade, to ensure only whole leaves are sent to you, not the fannings and dust.

    22nd Feb'23

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    Sealed for Freshness
    We vacuum pack to preserve the freshness of your teas from its 4 enemies - Light, heat, moisture and oxygen.

    22nd Feb'23

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    Stored @ -5°c
    Teabox is the only brand to have a cold chain processing facility in Darjeeling, that allows teas to be stored at -5°C (at 3-4% moisture levels) to preserve and enhance the shelf life.

    22nd Feb'23

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    Ready to Ship

    23rd Feb'23

SPECIFICATION

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Season The season of teas picked between the four flushes(harvests) of the year Winter Flush

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Specialty Represents the cultivar of the tea plant Frost

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Grade Special Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe.As good as the SFTGFOP although got a slightly lighter twist and fewer buds. SFTGFOP

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Invoice Unique Reference Number For this Batch PS-56

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Time Of Day Recommended Time to Savor For The Best Tea Experience Morning

CERTIFICATION

TASTING NOTES

Aroma

Lifted tones of fragrant white flowers along with notes of muskmelon and hint of greens

Appearance

Light orange

Taste

A medium-bodied, smooth cup which feels ample in the mouth and has an underlying sweetness which hums throughout the length. Soft floral tones envelop the palate right at the start and gradually open up to reveal buoyant notes of muskmelon towards the middle, rendering a distinct character to the liquor. Light vegetal accents are discernible around the edges which however ebb to finish on exquisite tones of snowdrops, making for a distinguished experience from the Blue Hills.

TASTING NOTES

Top Note

Muskmelon

Heart Note

Fresh greens

Base Note

Snowdrops

Steeping notes

WATER

steeping
150 ml

Use O2 rich water, running stream or RO filtered

TEMPERATURE

steeping
85°C-90°C

Get the water temperature right to the recommended temperature

LEAVES

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2 Tsp / 2.5 g

Use the suggested quantity above with the approximate water

TIME

steeping
5 Mins

Infuse the leaves for the recommended time by our Tea experts

CAFFEINE

steeping
Medium

The amount of caffeine this tea contains

NO. OF STEEPS

steeping
1

BEST CONSUMED

steeping
Hot

CONDIMENTS

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You can add Lemon

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You can Drink Plain

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YOU ASKED.

WE ANSWERED

There are different varieties of teas available such as Black Teas, Green Teas, White Teas, Oolong Teas, Chai, Tisanes & Flavored Blends 

Our teas are fresh because we buy the first pick of every season and take utmost care of the same once it reaches our facility. Tea has 4 enemies - Light, moisture, oxygen and heat. In our dehumidified facility we ensure they are packed and stored well. The dehumidifier helps to keep the moisture levels intact and also helps keep the optimum temperature in place. The teas are then immediately bulk vacuum packed to keep the moisture and oxygen at bay. This unique process ensures our teas fresh as the day they were processed at the estates.


Freshness matters because tea is an agricultural product and also hygroscopic in nature. Which means, if the teas travel through warehouses and different temperatures it loses its inherent flavor and health properties. Fresh tea tastes better and is healthier.

We procure teas directly from different Indian tea estates. We have stringent quality parameters in place to ensure we procure only the finest high grade premium teas from these gardens.

Tea leaves are known to remain fresh when stored under controlled atmospheric conditions. All our single estate teas can be consumed before 24 months. This may vary depending on the tea, please refer to your packaging for the same.

Each tea and tea type have their own steeping instructions. Please refer to the individual tea’s steeping instructions. Our team ensures that you get the right water temperature, steeping tme and the no. of steeps in each tea for a better tea experience. You could also refer to our Steeping page for more details.

As explained in the previous question, its our unique processing and storage that helps us to keep the teas in the optimal condition. So, no matter what the date of picking is, the tea when vacuum packed and kept in dehumidifiers will retain their freshness.

Our chais and blends are made in small batches to ensure that the tea remains fresh and not stored for months before it reaches you.

 Black teas are the most oxidized(aged) of all tea types. They undergo every step of tea processing from plucking, withering, rolling, oxidation, and drying. For fresh black teas, oxidation is a significant step as this is where the flavour of the teas is built. Consequently, black teas possess a stronger flavour profile than white, green, or oolong teas. Loose leaf black teas can be made in an orthodox way or by using mechanized techniques (CTC). Like all teas, there are many black tea benefits which makes it a healthy alternative to high-caffeine beverages.

Like almost all other teas, the white tea leaves come from the same Camellia sinensis plant. The name ‘white tea’ comes from the fine, silvery‐white hairs that cover the unopened buds of the plant. However, when steeped, the liquid tea is not white or transparent but rather a pale, light yellow. Although there exists no consensus on how white tea should be processed, there are two commonly accepted methods. The first involves minimal processing, where the loose leaves are withered for a long time before they are dried, and in the second, the loose leaves are first steamed or fired in order to deactivate polyphenol oxidase, and then dried.

Fresh white teas are an antioxidant powerhouse. Antioxidants are the body’s protective agents against free radicals, chronic disease, and inflammation. Since they have high antioxidant value, which makes it an excellent ally for natural weight loss.

Oolongs teas are made from the leaves of Camellia sinensis. What sets it apart from the blacks or whites or greens is the single step of oxidation. Oolongs fits between black and green teas by being partially oxidized. Its leaves are usually formed in one of two unique styles: rolling them long and curly or ‘wrap‐ curling’ the leaves into small bead‐like shapes, sometimes with a tail.

Drinking tea can do wonders for your health and Oolong tea is no exception. This impressively healthy zero-calorie drink is a start to your weight loss program. Organic oolong tea is packed with alkaloids, including caffeine that can boost your mental and physical well-being, increase serotonin production, and counter free radicals. One smart way of burning calories is the regular consumption of oolong teas.

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