Ceylon

from £6.50

This tea comes from the Central Highland region of Dimbula in Sri Lanka (formerly called Ceylon). The region has a wet, misty climate ideal for growing tea and the best leaves are harvested during the first few months of the year. The term OP (orange pekoe) is a leaf grade and refers to its size and quality. The orange is not a reference to the flavour or appearance, as some people believe, but it is actually a link to the Dutch Royal family, the house of Orange Nassau who colonised Ceylon in the 17th century. The orange being a label of regal quality.

This tea is a fine example of a Ceylon tea, with a light golden liquor and a clean refreshing taste. It can be enjoyed with a dash of milk, but we recommend trying it black to appreciate fully the gentle subtlety of the flavour.

Available in 100g and 250g bags

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Ingredients

Black Tea

Caffeine

Approx 50-70 mg per cup

Infusion

1 teaspoon (2.5g) per 250ml cup / 90-95 degrees for 2-4 minutes or to taste

Origin

Dimbula, Sri Lanka