Margaret's Hope Darjeeling Black Tea, FTGFOP

Darjeeling Margaret's Hope FTGFOP is a refined black tea from a legendary Indian plantation located in the foothills of the Himalayas. This tea is appreciated for its elegance, lightness and noble aroma. The leaves of the FTGFOP variety (Finest Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe) are the upper buds and the youngest leaves, hand-picked at an altitude of over 2000 m.

The taste is light, delicate, with fruity and nutmeg notes. The aroma is floral, fresh. The infusion is transparent, amber-golden.

History of Margaret's Hope Plantation

Margaret's Hope Plantation was founded in the 19th century and named after the daughter of one of the original owners, who adored these mountains. The tea from here quickly became a favorite of the English aristocracy and is still considered a classic of Darjeeling teas.

Why choose Margaret's Hope?

• One of the most famous FTGFOP teas in India
• Hand-picked on high-altitude plantations
• Fruity-muscat complexity of taste
• Perfect for everyday sophisticated tea drinking

How to brew

1. 1 tsp. tea per 250 ml of water
2. Temperature: 90–95°C
3. Steeping time: 2.5–4 minutes
4. Can be brewed 2 times

Characteristics

• Type: Black tea
• Origin: India, Darjeeling region
• Class: FTGFOP (Finest Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe)
• Taste: Light, fruity, with a nutmeg note
• Aroma: Floral-fruity
• Infusion: Golden amber
• Caffeine: Medium
• Brand: MY TEA