Situated 3000ft to 5000ft above sea level, this district offers a quality tea from July to September every year. Tea produced during these months provides a distinctive flavor, therefore the tea is gained during these seasons for a better taste. Brewing a darker infusion with a balanced taste and a good strength and character.
Situated 3000ft to 5000ft above sea level, this district offers a quality tea from July to September every year. Tea produced during these months provides a distinctive flavor, therefore the tea is gained during these seasons for a better taste. Brewing a darker infusion with a balanced taste and a good strength and character.
Grown at an altitude of not more than 2000ft above sea level, this sophisticated fine grade of large leaf tea with a perfectly stylish wiry twist is an unrivalled creation of Ceylon Tea. Rich in aroma with hints of woody notes, this tea liquors a bright golden reddish cup with a smooth malty flavour and cocoa undertones.
Nuwaraeliya is situated 6240ft above sea level, the cold climate helps to produce a very aromatic yet flavorful cup of tea. The tea has a slight green touch to it, which indicates how luscious the tea is, brewing a golden liqour which is delicate on the palatte with a fresh note to the tea.
Grown from the sea level to not more than 2000ft above, Orange Pekoe A is the largest wiry whole leaf tea. The sizes of the OPA tea leaf varies according to the area produced, usually low-grown areas produces a larger OPA leaf. Brewing a bright caramel colour infusion with a delicate yet full bodied taste.
Dimbula is one of the most agricutural areas of Sri Lanka with a suitable climate, and is the most famous name is Ceylon Tea. This are is 3500ft to 5000ft above sea level, in the Western descend of the country. Brewing a bright orangish liquor with a full-bodied infusion.
Grown at an altitude of not more than 2000ft above sea level bordering the renowned ‘Sinharaja’ forest reserve creates a congenial atmosphere to produce these rapidly growing long stylish leaves. Distinctively unique in character, these tightly rolled black leaves produce a full-bodied fragrant coppery cup with subtle sweetness and toasty undertones.
Content
Brew the Perfect Cup. * Recommended use spring water
1 Teaspoon1 cup boilling water 200ml (100°C – 212°F)Infusion time (3-5 mins)Perfect cuppa
Brew the Perfect Cup. * Recommended use spring water
1 Teaspoon1 cup boilling water 200ml (100°C – 212°F)Infusion time (3-5 mins)Perfect cuppa
Brew the Perfect Cup. * Recommended use spring water
1 Teaspoon1 cup boilling water 200ml (100°C – 212°F)Infusion time (3-5 mins)Perfect cuppa
Brew the Perfect Cup. * Recommended use spring water
1 Teaspoon1 cup boilling water 200ml (100°C – 212°F)Infusion time (3-5 mins)Perfect cuppa
Brew the Perfect Cup. * Recommended use spring water
1 Teaspoon1 cup boilling water 200ml (100°C – 212°F)Infusion time (3-5 mins)Perfect cuppa
Brew the Perfect Cup. * Recommended use spring water
1 Teaspoon1 cup boilling water 200ml (100°C – 212°F)Infusion time (3-5 mins)Perfect cuppa
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