Black Tea
Gourmet English Breakfast - 125G Leaf Tea
100 bags per pack |
50 servings per pack
$6.99
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125g of loose leaf tea that is hand-picked and artisanally made in the Dimbula region of Sri Lanka which is renowned for a strong and full-bodied brew.
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Tasting Notes
The Dimbula Valley consists of estates in and around Talawakelle, around 1,500 metres elevation. Tea from this region is known for the combination of strength, character and brightness, the perfect Breakfast Tea.
This Dilmah Gourmet Selection English Breakfast Tea contains 125g of loose leaf tea.
Distinctive Features
Ingredients
Pure Ceylon Black tea, no additives
Mood Association
Destress, Focused
Tea Grading
BOPF
Serve With
Honey, Fresh Mint Leaves, Sliver of Fresh Ginger, Twist of Lemon
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 Breakfast Tea
Artisanally made in the Dimbula region of Sri Lanka
The Dimbula Valley consists of estates in and around Talawakelle in the Nuwara Eliya District, known the world over for its wonderful tea. Standing at around 1,500-meter elevation, this region known for superior quality Ceylon tea, combining strength, character and brightness for the perfect Breakfast Tea. Dilmah English Breakfast tea is hand-picked and packed within days to ensure it reaches you fresh and brimming with flavour and natural antioxidants.
Elevation
1,500+
Caffine Level
Medium
Tea Grade
Broken Orange Pekoe Fannings (BOPF)
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