Summer black tea from Margaret's Hope Tea Garden, a famous historic garden. The aroma reminiscent of muscat (muscatel flavor) is layered with soft astringency and elegant sweetness. The co-founder of Teplo from India was particularly particular about his choice. It is a classic and high-quality Darjeeling that is popular all over the world. Two types are available: leaf type and tea bag type. Choose the form and amount of content you prefer according to the occasion. [Delicious brewing method] Tea bag: 1 tea bag, 150ml hot water (about 1 cup), 95°C, 3 minutes brew Leaf Tea: 3g leaf tea, 300ml hot water (about 1 cup of teapot), 95°C, 3 minutes brew [Let's move on in a cup, the flow of taste] ●First Impression The scent reminiscent of white flowers rises quietly ●Spread of flavors (Mid Palate) The fruitiness and soft sweetness of the mascatel spread. ●Finish The light and clear aftertaste continues comfortably [Recommended in times like this] ●Refreshing in the morning ●For a little special refreshment time ●For reading companions −−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−− Margaret's Hope Tea Garden is known as one of Darjeeling's most famous gardens. The tea plantations spread out in the high mountains are blessed with a cool climate, deep fog, and clear air, and cultivate a delicate aroma typical of Darjeeling and a depth of flavor that overlaps with many layers. The tea that is born in this climate has been familiar to many tea lovers for its quiet elegance, which is not limited to splendor. Margaret's Hope is a tea garden originally known as "Bara Ringtong" and is said to have been converted into a commercial tea garden around 1864. It is said that when the owner's daughter Margaret visited this place, she deeply loved the scenery of the misty mountains and beautiful tea plantations, and wished to "return here again someday". However, he did not fulfill his wish and fell ill on the way back to Japan and died young. It is said that in order not to forget his daughter's feelings, her father changed the name of the tea garden to "Margaret's Hope". The fact that the name of the tea garden itself contains a prayer or remembrance is one of the reasons why this tea garden continues to be loved as a special existence.