Ceylon Orange Pekoe
$13.00 CAD for 125g
$13.00 – $48.00
Highly aromatic, medium sized wiry leaves produce a brisk, full bodied and well rounded tea liquor with notes of malt, musk and berry. Sufficient strength to rejuvenate a tired person, good colour and medium body.
From the Doombagastalawa estate in the Mid Country, which was established in the late 18th Century, where teas grow at around 3300 feet above sea level.
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