Have you read them? Did you love them? Here's a link to buy them.
Inheritance of Loss by Kiran Desai
A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth
The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy
And from the official Darjeeling site:
How does one prepare a cup of Darjeeling Tea?
Take 1 level teaspoon of pure Darjeeling Tea in each cup. Nothing for the pot. Pour water, immediately after bringing it to a furious boil. Brew it for 3 - 4 minutes.
A perfect cup of Darjeeling is ready.
If Broken / Fanning Grades of tea is used, ½ teaspoon of tea would suffice. In case milk or sugar is to be added then the brewing time has to extend to about 5 minutes.
The quantity of Tea and the brewing time can be altered according to personal preferences.
Hello Halley!
ReplyDeleteI happen to be a tea freak as well and darjeeling is such a fantastic tea! So fragrant and with that peculiar nutty taste! Certainly one of my favorites.
And for course, I love to drink tea while reading...I believe it makes the experience even more magical. I will have a look at the books you recommended. They seem interesting!
But what I love the most about this tea it's its health benefits!
It's a great weight loss tea, as it accelerates the metabolism and it also very useful when suffering from digestive problems like I do. I truly recommend Darjeeling Black tea, for its singular taste and amazing fragrance.
Do you drink a specific brand in particular? What do you suggest?
http://www.therighttea.com/darjeeling-black.html