A BEAUTY from SINGBULLI estate - Why don't they make more Darjeeling like this?!

[@drezworthy]

I loved the Castleton you sourced and I expect this tea to also be fantastic. I trust your judgements and I hope some day you find first flush and autumnal worthy of stocking!

[@alexhj853]

I am a Chinese/Taiwanese tea fan, and recently entered the world of south-asian teas. I tried going for darjeelings and I experienced a similar experience as you Don, although there were so exceptionals DJs in there. Howevere to me, nepalese teas as just BETTER - they are more interesting. Please stock Nepalese next :D

[@hemkeshyeole4630]

any particular nepalese

[@alexhj853]

@@hemkeshyeole4630 hey. I Recommend the following estates; Jun chyabari, guranse, Arya Tara, Kalapani. Still haven't gotten any bad orthodox teas from nepal in general.

[@hemkeshyeole4630]

@@alexhj853 😊

[@Teaisnotboring]

It's so nice to watch your videos, and drink your teas

[@hsoj9550]

It truly is the champagne of teas, I can't wait to try it!

[@elledechenestudio]

Love the Castleton Muscatel that I got from Mei Leaf a while back, just had a session today. Was excited to see this in my feed, but it is 10 months old. Might we be seeing some more muscatel soon?

[@charlesperez9976]

I would like to say something,Don. I can only drink with my eyes right now,but I am inspired to quote,seeing that golden brown. The Stranglers. “Golden Brown,texture like Sun. Golden Brown,in my mind,she runs. All through the night. Never a fight. Never a frown,with Golden Brown…”

[@JRCSalter]

Darjeeling was always my favourite 'bad tea', so you sold me on this one. Bought some as soon as I finished this video.

[@michaelanthony1493]

I love Darjeeling

[@Laura-je2uw]

It would be great if you could a series on health benefits of tea. I am sure you have a lot of knowledge on this subject.

[@SDArgo_FoC]

It’s a very tricky and hard subject to tackle, most people would just complain that you’re trying to shill or lie. It’s just healthy, unless you have a caffeine issue, simple as that.

[@Laura-je2uw]

@@SDArgo_FoC yeah, but there are a lot of research papers on the subject, so it would not be anecdotal.

[@aubrey42johnson]

He has some videos on this in the 'tea and health' playlist

[@Laura-je2uw]

@@aubrey42johnson ok i didnt know about that playlist, thanks

[@belesdan1886]

I´ll get a taster if I can. I´m not into Indian tea yet, but I´ve never had a high quality one.

[@livnic2000]

Don, have you tried white teas from Darjeeling? I prefer them to the black teas.

[@joeybidner]

what clay type would you recommend as a good choice for darjeeling?

[@showkatkhan8461]

hi where can i buy ? thank you.

[@MeiLeaf]

We have sold out but will be searching fir more Darjeeling

[@swankswag]

how many grams tea did you us?

[@DoctorAkikoFukuwara]

I've tried a lot of Darjeeling over the years Don, but honestly I always find it so one-dimensional as a tea Always been very flat and dull as a tea - The kind of tea a "builder's brew" drinker would think is fancy Having said, the picking and processing on that tea looks fantastic

[@joaofeiteira6309]

Actually I find Darjeeling teas the easiest and cheapest way into good tea if you are sourcing locally, plus they are often from a single estate. Even Darjeeling teas cheaper than 10 EUR/100 g can surprise you. Having said that, I have also tried batches from Castleton and Margaret Hope gardens that could only be described as builder's brew.

[@Jupiter-ex7yh]

gz on sourcing and selling the most expensive darjeeling i've ever seen

[@hemkeshyeole4630]

i need more indian tea video

[@sirlordcomic]

Broke the little top part of my clay pot off. Anyone know how I would fix it?

[@SDArgo_FoC]

Kintsugi, or you can ask some retailers to replace it with a metal one.

[@TomTheAustrian]

Ordered 😀

[@charlesperez9976]

Crown me the King of fools,as I know “nuffink” about Darjeeling! I seek to know,I must discover this.

[@leeennise.a3338]

I'm always just a little offended anytime Don reviews a Darjeeling 😅

[@andreas2410]

Realy good? Ok👍