The Tea standards are segregated in a process known as grading, into different Tea standards by experienced tea tasters. When doing so they use the chart below to give remarks on the leaf size, characteristics of the leaf, taste & aroma after brewing. In terms of Ceylon Tea these are the types of jargon used…
Ceylon tea is a type of black tea that originates from Sri Lanka. Pure Ceylon teas are different from other types of black tea because they come from a different species of the Camellia sinensis plant than other teas do. The main types of teas that come from this plant are black tea, green tea…
Black Tea is a type of Tea that is found in tea-growing countries such as Ceylon (Sri Lanka), China, India, Kenya & Vietnam. After a complex manufacture process the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant is turned into the world’s favorite hot beverage. Black tea is a variety of tea that’s usually withered and fired…
The answer to this age old question is, yes and no. For the ideal cup of milk tea, the Tea has to have a certain character that will complement the milk and give the drinker the taste of Tea through the milk after infusing with it. For this to be achieved the Tea needs to…
Tea is generally considered to be a beverage that’s steeped with hot water during preparation. It can be consumed whilst hot or iced by adding ice cubes or refrigerating once it cools down. Having said that Black tea, is Camellia sinensis leaves that has gone through a manufacture process which involves many stages including fermentation,…
Green Tea is versatile enough to be consumed on a daily basis continuously. Have you ever wondered why the Japanese and Chinese are very healthy, plus they live for a longer period than others and age gracefully? This is because they drink Green Tea regularly during their day. They consume Green Tea after meals, while…
Pure Ceylon Tea is only grown in Sri Lanka, which is a south Asian country situated in the Indian Ocean. Tea growing started more than 150 years ago during the period which saw colonization in the island by the British. The cream of the crop of British farmers descended on the island bringing with them…
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