Darjeeling Teas

Shop our range of Darjeeling First Flush teas, featuring delicately aromatic, spring‑harvested teas with bright, floral character. These prized early flush Darjeelings showcase the fresh and refined flavours that make them a must‑try.

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Giddapahar Tea Estate - Darjeeling First Flush Loose Leaf Giddapahar Tea Estate - Darjeeling First Flush Loose Leaf
Giddapahar Tea Estate - Darjeeling First Flush Loose Leaf
From £12.50

From: Giddapahar, Darjeeling, India

Giddapahar First Flush Darjeeling is a vibrant spring-harvest tea with fresh floral aromas, gentle sweetness. Grown in the Himalayan foothills, it delivers a light, elegant cup with a clean, refreshing finish.
Spring 2026
A macro pile of Glenburn White Moonshine Darjeeling First Flush Loose Leaf tea Glenburn White Moonshine Darjeeling First Flush Loose Leaf tea arranged in a circle
Glenburn White Moonshine First Flush Darjeeling Tea
From £15.95

From: Glenburn Valley, Darjeeling, India

Rare Glenburn Moonshine white tea from Darjeeling’s Spring first flush. Delicate, floral and low caffeine, single estate tea crafted in limited quantities.
Spring 2026
Jungpana First Flush Darjeeling Jungpana First Flush Darjeeling
Jungpana First Flush Darjeeling
From £11.50

From: Jungpana, Darjeeling, India

This lightly oxidised Darjeeling tea, with green leaves and silver tips, brews a golden-yellow liquor that's aromatic, bold and perfectly balanced.
Spring 2026
Okayti First Flush Okayti Tea Estate - Darjeeling First Flush Loose Leaf Tea
Okayti Tea Estate - Darjeeling First Flush Loose Leaf Tea
From £13.50

From: Mirik Valley, Darjeeling, India

Discover Okayti First Flush Darjeeling a premium loose leaf tea from the Himalayan spring, offering delicate florals sweet muscat notes, and refined aroma Sip
Spring 2026
A macro pile of Upper Namring Darjeeling First Flush Loose Leaf Tea Upper Namring Darjeeling First Flush Loose Leaf Tea arranged in a circle
Upper Namring - Darjeeling First Flush Loose Leaf Tea
From £12.95

From: Teesta Valley, Darjeeling District, India

A single‑estate Darjeeling First Flush loose-leaf tea with pale golden liquor, floral aromatics and layered notes of muscatel grape. Light, fresh and uplifting, with a clean, elegant finish.
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A macro pile of Margaret's Hope Darjeeling Second Flush Loose Leaf Tea Margaret's Hope - Darjeeling Second Flush
Margaret's Hope - Darjeeling Second Flush
From £6.95

From: Darjeeling, India

Full of fruity notes and classic Darjeeling tea muscatel character, this loose-leaf tea hails from the famed Margaret's Hope Tea Estate at the foot of the Himalayas.
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A Macro pile of Darjeeling House Blend First Flush Loose Leaf First Flush Darjeeling House Blend
First Flush Darjeeling House Blend
From £4.50

From: Darjeeling, India

Our light and floral First Flush Darjeeling offers bright muscatel clarity with gentle sweetness for a refined, uplifting cup enjoyed all day.

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Darjeeling Teas

These teas are amongst the most revered in the world, referred to as the 'champagne of teas'. Their arrival is a highly anticipated event in the annual tea calendar. The Darjeeling district, located in the foothills of the Himalayas in north-eastern India, produces exclusive loose leaf teas with a distinctive muscatel tones.

About Darjeeling 

First flush Darjeeling tea, which is the name given for the first spring buds of the year, is widely considered to signify the start of the new season. The Darjeeling First Flush comes from the Himalayan foothills, where following the harsh, bitter winter, the first tea buds open with the first sign of spring sunshine. The first flush teas have a more pronounced floral aroma and offer a slightly more intense fruity flavour, distinct to Darjeeling. Their arrival in the renowned tea region is a highly anticipated event in the annual tea calendar.

Want to know more about this years first flush?

Explore the new 2026 additions fresh from the Giddapahar Tea Garden, Jungpana, Okayti , Glenburn Moonshine and Namring Upper. Discover the journey from leaf to cup in our What is Darjeeling article.

How to brew Darjeelinging?

Visit our blog on how to brew the perfect Darjeeling tea.