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Gourmet Ceylon Supreme Black Tea-125g Loose Leaf
  • Gourmet Ceylon Supreme Black Tea-125g Loose Leaf
Gourmet Ceylon Supreme Black Tea-125g Loose Leaf

Gourmet Ceylon Supreme Black Tea-125g Loose Leaf

Gourmet Range
Rs 3,200.00

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Description


Tasting Note & Distinctive Features

Finest Ceylon Tea from the spectacular Maskeliya Region with its lush tapestry of tea draped mountains. The intense and full bodied Maskeliya teas are distinct for their robust character and thickness. Mostly around 1,200 meters above sea level, the soils and weather conditions in this region produce deep and intense teas with strength and thickness that are unusual amongst teas made in the traditional manner.

Ingredients

Pure Ceylon Black tea, no additives

Tea Grade

Broken Orange Pekoe (BOP)

Caffeine Level

Medium

Net Weight

 

125g
Brewing guide

For the perfect cup:

  • 200 ml of hot water 200 ml of hot water
  • 1 teaspoon of loose leaf tea 1 teaspoon of loose leaf tea
  • Steep for 3–5 minutes Steep for 3–5 minutes

Recommended water temperature: 90–95°C

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Shipping

Dispatched orders will be followed with a tracking link provided to monitor its progress. The delivery is typically completed within 14 working days.

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Where Our Tea Comes From

Origin

Sri Lanka

Indian Ocean Island, South Asia

The story behind Exquisitely Flavoured Teas (EFT) in Sri Lanka is rooted in the country’s rich heritage as the home of Ceylon tea, combined with a modern evolution of taste and craftsmanship. Sri Lanka has long been celebrated for producing some of the world’s finest single-origin teas, grown across distinct regions with unique climates and elevations. Building on this foundation, the concept of Exquisitely Flavoured Teas emerged as a way to elevate traditional tea into a more experiential and contemporary offering.

Rather than blending teas from multiple countries, the approach begins with pure, handpicked Ceylon tea from specific regions, preserving its natural character

Maskeliya