Darjeeling Glenburn Spring Moonshine Oolong
Perched in the pristine hills of Darjeeling, where the snow-fed Rungeet and Rung Dung rivers flow through forested valleys and tea-clad slopes, Glenburn is among the region’s most distinguished estates. Established in 1859 by a Scottish tea company and now managed by the Prakash family—the renowned “Chaiwalas” of Darjeeling—it reflects a legacy of heritage and fine craftsmanship.
Set within a serene Himalayan river valley under the watch of Mt. Kanchenjunga, the estate benefits from a unique terroir that defines its teas. Generations of skilled workers continue the tradition of meticulous hand-plucking, ensuring exceptional quality.
With a careful balance of heirloom China bushes and select clonal varieties, Glenburn’s teas embody both tradition and innovation. Committed to sustainability, community welfare, and environmental stewardship, the estate stands as a harmonious blend of nature, people, and purpose.
Description
Perched in the pristine hills of Darjeeling, where the snow-fed Rungeet and Rung Dung rivers flow through forested valleys and tea-clad slopes, Glenburn is among the region’s most distinguished estates. Established in 1859 by a Scottish tea company and now managed by the Prakash family—the renowned “Chaiwalas” of Darjeeling—it reflects a legacy of heritage and fine craftsmanship.
Set within a serene Himalayan river valley under the watch of Mt. Kanchenjunga, the estate benefits from a unique terroir that defines its teas. Generations of skilled workers continue the tradition of meticulous hand-plucking, ensuring exceptional quality.
With a careful balance of heirloom China bushes and select clonal varieties, Glenburn’s teas embody both tradition and innovation. Committed to sustainability, community welfare, and environmental stewardship, the estate stands as a harmonious blend of nature, people, and purpose.
