Rare Leaves Gold – Single Estate Nepalese Black Tea (Kathmandu, Nepal)
Some teas are everyday. This one is rare — chosen like a gem.
Rare Leaves Gold is a single estate Nepalese black tea crafted in a Darjeeling style — full-bodied, malty, and quietly luxurious. It’s the kind of tea that feels steady and golden: warming on its own, beautiful with milk, and rich enough to revisit for 2–3 infusions.
Rare Leaves are uncommon, carefully selected single estate teas — hand picked and finished for exceptional beauty and flavor.
Growing Region Kathmandu, Nepal
Elevation 1800 meters
Flavor Notes Roasted Barley • Clover • Honey
Ingredients 100% Organic Darjeeling-Style Nepalese Black Tea
Why You’ll Love It
Full-bodied and malty with a smooth, honeyed finish
Excellent plain or with milk
Designed for multiple infusions (2–3 steeps)
A true “slow down and savor” tea — rare, intentional, and memorable
The Rare Leaves Tin (Gift-Ready + Protective) Because precious tea deserves real protection, Rare Leaves are packed in a premium tea caddy:
CNC milled from a solid block of aluminum
Airtight + light-tight to preserve freshness
Recyclable
Delivered in a sleek magnetic-closure gift box
Final Sale Note Rare Leaves are final sale and excluded from the money-back guarantee due to the high cost of producing this tea.
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