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| Borengajuli is a wonderful tea estate located in the Mangaldai district of Assam India. This particular Borengajuli is an outstanding Assam that is very aromatic and malty with a full-bodied cup. |
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4.50€ |
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| This is a Finest top-grade production made with special care, a uniform leaf, and tippy. Its a 1st flush Assam producing a light, fine aromatic note and a golden cup. |
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4.60€ |
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Easily recognized by its wiry, tippy leaf and its wonderfully malty,
slightly tangy character, Mokalbari has been producing premium 2nd flush Assam tea since 1917. Mokalbari Kanoi Tea company is highly respected not only for their tea but also for the special treatment of their employees. Company funded family support programs, medical care, schooling for children are a few of the program that have distinguished... |
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8.40€ |
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| A strong first grade Assam with many golden tips that produces a relatively malty and strong tea. |
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3.00€ |
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| An Assam tea from the Monipur estate of the Assam district.
It has a strong malty flavour and golden cup. This is a strong but very good, breakfast tea that will please both tea lovers and coffee drinkers. Holds up well to milk and sugar. |
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3.20€ |
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| The Watawala plantation is famous for its black tea as it produces 2% of Sri Lankas tea. The climatic conditions in which this black tea is grown are formative for flavour and scent to make for an excellent cup of tea. This an organically produced tea with a strong, smooth taste with a dark cup. |
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4.80€ |
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| Grown at 1500 meters above sea level in the renowned Dimbula district of Sri Lanka, this black tea brews a bold cup with a nice body and a classic Dimbula flavour with an agreeably spicy taste. Typical FBOP with an irregular leaf and a light copper-coloured cup. |
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4.30€ |
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| From the New Vithanakande estate of the Ratnapura district of Sri Lanka this extravagant Ceylon tea, nerved with many tender silver tips makes a fruity aromatic cup. |
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8.30€ |
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| Kandy is the English name for the city of Maha Nuvara (Senkadagalapura) in the centre of Sri Lanka. It is the capital of the Central Province and Mahanuvara District. It lies in the midst of hills in the Kandy Valley which crosses an area of tropical plantations, mainly tea. Kandy district tea is grown at 800 meters or above.
This tea has a fine leaf with silver coloured tips and has a full-flavoured taste producing... |
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4.00€ |
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| This ceylon is grown at Nuwara Eliya or "the city in the open plain in the hills", a town in Sri Lanka. It is at an altitude of 1,990 m (6,128 ft) in the central highlands, and is overlooked by Pidurutalagala, the highest mountain in Sri Lanka. One of our best Ceylon OP with an even and wiry copper coloured leaf that produces a bright brew and a crisp aroma reminiscent of citrus, pleasantly fresh and delicately... |
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4.60€ |
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| This Ceylon is from one of the oldest gardens of the Dimbula region of Sri Lanka. Kenilworth Orange Pekoe is a treat for your senses which has long, crisp, dark brown, dried leaves with beautiful dark yellowish-brown tips. A wonderful breakfast or early afternoon tea with an infusion that has a soft, almost rose-like scent without astringency. A wonderful breakfast or early afternoon tea with an exquisite taste! |
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4.50€ |
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| The legendary smoked tea gets its unique flavour from the noble pinewood trees which grow in the region. The legend claims that the smoking procedure was accidentally discovered during the Qing dynasty when a group of soldiers occupied a tea factory for one night postponing the normal drying process of fresh tea leaves for the next day. When the workers returned they discovred that there was not enough time to dry... |
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4.10€ |
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| This black tea makes a dark cup with a soft taste and has a relatively low amount of tanning agents. |
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3.50€ |
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| This black tea comes from the province of Yunnan in southwest of China and has a large leaf with golden tips producing a lightly aromatic taste. |
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5.10€ |
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| A flowery 1st flush Darjeeling from the traditional garden Namring. The Namring estate covers an altitudes ranging from 700 meters to over 200 meters and is divided into the Poomong, Jingiam and Namring area. Namring is one of the highest revenue-earning estates in Darjeeling as a result of its consistantly superior quality of the teas. |
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7.90€ |
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