Grown at an elevation of 3000 to 5000 ft above sea level, these teas are from a unique zone that fall in between the high and mid grown tea regions of Ceylon. Selected during the quality season from July to September during optimal weather conditions, Uva Teas impart a special character that is smooth and mellow with a naturally minty undernotes that is unmistakable and acclaimed world over by tea connoisseurs.
Grown at an elevation of 3000 to 5000 ft above sea level, these teas are from a unique zone that fall in between the high and mid grown tea regions of Ceylon. Selected during the quality season from July to September during optimal weather conditions, Uva Teas impart a special character that is smooth and mellow with a naturally minty undernotes that is unmistakable and acclaimed world over by tea connoisseurs.
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.
Grown at the highest elevation in Sri Lanka above 6000 ft from sea level, this whole-leaf Nuwara Eliya Orange Pekoe tea infuses an exquisite liquid gold liquor that delicate on palette with mesmerizing bouquet of floral notes in flavour and aroma.
Grown at an altitude of 2000 to 4000 ft above sea level, this Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe tea is a short, wiry tea. This tea brews a bright infusion with a enhanced deapth and complexity and has a slight astringency and fruity taste.
Ruhuna is situated amidst the Siharaja forest reserve, which safeguards the tea crops from heavy winds and rains and provides a fertile soil, which leads to a good tea crop. This tea brews a golden infusion with a mild malty taste, the Broken Orange Pekoe 1 is a well-twisted semi-leafy 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.
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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