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High in the Nepali Himalayas lies the tiny but extraordinarily beautiful Jun Chiyabari Tea Garden. At 1835 meters above sea level, the tea grows slowly but with intense flavours.
The garden is run by Bachan and his brother Lochan Gyawali. These lovely gentlemen have a great respect for the land, the tea and the small team they work with - it is an honour to be part of that.
Unique terroir
This Nepali green tea from Jun Chiyabari truly exemplifies the ideas of unique craft and terroir. The early spring pick comes from one specific field, one specific harvest.
The flavour is unlike any other green tea in the world, as is the method of its crafting.
Bachan is a true iconoclast and makes tea, not to old colonial norms or outdated expectations, but purely for the best flavour and highest quality. He is on an endless quest to tell the story of his precious land through the flavours of his tea.
He prefers not to classify his teas even but colour- hence the name Himalayan Spring. This is the most intense taste of springtime in their high mountain gardens. It has a truly luscious taste and aroma.
Amazing iced tea
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Delightful refreshing Tea
I now regularly buy The Nepali Himalayan Spring Green Tea. This is the only tea I drink, I don’t drink much tea , but I find this fragrant and refreshing on its own or with Oriental food. Friends I have served it to have all enjoyed it, regretfully most are Philistines and would normally drink supermarket stocked tea bag tea, Their loss...
Used to be good. Now questionable quality.
I used to love this tea. Like the photo, it was a mix of young leaves and broken bits. It brewed very clean and fruity. For the past couple of purchases, it just tastes and looks oxidized, brews with more particulates, and the fruitiness isn't there. Inconsistent.
Wonderful tea!
Great depth of flavor and taste.
Enchanting Spring Treat
Yes, it is a lovely tea. Uplifting with its delicate flowery and fruity flavor, so delicious without any hint of bitterness. For me this tea seems close to a high quality first flush Darjeeling as well as a slightly oxidized Oolong. Very refreshing!
