Black Tea
Gourmet English Afternoon - 50 Tea Bags
50 bags per pack |
50 servings per pack
$6.69
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50 tea cup bags in an airtight foil pouch, protecting taste and flavour, containing tea that is hand-picked and artisanally made in the Bogawantalawa region of Sri Lanka. This tea provides a bright brew with medium strength and delightful bouquet.
Tasting Notes
Approximately 1,300 meters above sea level, the Bogawantalawa Region is called the Golden Valley for the brightness of its teas. This tea provides a bright and medium strength brew with a delightful bouquet. Relish a refreshing and satisfying cuppa to get you through the afternoon doldrums.
This Dilmah Gourmet Selection English Afternoon tea contains 50 tea cup bags in an airtight foil pouch, protecting taste and flavour.
Distinctive Features
Ingredients
Pure Ceylon Black tea, no additives
Tea Grading
BOPF
Serve With
Best Taken Straight
Tea Flavours
Sweet
Caffeine Level
Medium
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Brewing Information
Recommended to use Spring Water
95 ̊C – 100 ̊C
1 Tea Spoon (2.5g) per Person
220ml of water per person
3 – 5 Minutes
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Dilmah Gourmet English Afternoon Tea
Artisanally made in the Bogawantalawa region of Sri Lanka
Known as the Golden Valley for the brightness of its teas, the Bogawantalawa region is a picturesque landscape covered in green tea bushes. First planted with tea in the late 1800s, most of the region is at 1,300 metres above sea level, close to the town of Nuwara Eliya which is at the heart of Ceylon’s ‘Hill Country’. Dilmah English Afternoon tea is handpicked and packed within days to ensure it reaches you fresh and brimming with flavour and natural antioxidants.
Elevation
1,300+
Caffine Level
Medium
Tea Grade
Broken Orange Pekoe Fannings (BOPF)
Dilmah Gourmet English Afternoon Tea
Dilmah Gourmet English Afternoon tea is hand-picked in the Bogawantalawa region of Sri Lanka. Bright, with medium strength and a delightful bouquet. Available now in stores.
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