Darjeeling Oolong Gopaldhara Wonder Gold

Darjeeling Oolong Gopaldhara Wonder Gold – A premium semi-fermented tea with floral and fruity notes and golden tips. An exclusive treat for tea lovers.

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SKU	901557

EUR 21,95

Content: 0.1 kg (EUR 219,50 / 1 kg)

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Oolong Gopaldhara Wonder Gold

An enchanting first flush from Darjeeling!

Experience the perfect flavor of Oolong Gopaldhara Wonder Gold from the famous Gopaldhara tea plantation in Darjeeling. Carefully select the tea seedlings, pick and process them in early March, and offer the finest First Flush.

Our Oolong Gopaldhara Wonder Gold comes from northern India, one of the highest tea-growing regions in the world. Nutty notes give this tea a smooth aroma and make it the perfect companion for cozy moments. Its natural mildness further enhances its gentle character, making this tea perfect for any occasion. Whether you enjoy it on your own or share it with friends, this tea will provide you with an unforgettable tea time.

Try the fascinating flavor of Darjeeling now with our Oolong Gopaldhara Wonder Gold and experience the incomparable pleasure that only a high-quality First Flush tea can offer.

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Plantation Information

Gopaldhara Plantation

The Gopaldhara Plantation is located in the Mirik Valley in the Darjeeling region and is one of the region’s well-known high-altitude gardens. Its history dates back to 1881. The name Gopaldhara derives from the former owner of the fields there, Gopal, and the numerous small streams in the area, which are locally known as dhara.

The total area of the plantation is approximately 320 hectares. Of this, about 172 hectares are planted with tea. The tea gardens are situated at altitudes ranging from approximately 1,675 to 2,135 meters. Annual production is around 90,000 kilograms of tea.

As part of the plantation’s historical development, the first tea fields were established between 1881 and 1910. In 1918, a factory powered by its own hydroelectricity was built. The current manager’s house was constructed in 1920. Later, the plantation passed through various owners and is now run by the Saria family.

Due to its high altitude, long history, and significance within the Darjeeling growing region, Gopaldhara is still regarded today as a plantation rich in tradition and historical interest.