Summer-picked Assam tea with a malty aroma and pleasant richness

Deep-flavoured summer plucked black tea from India's largest black tea-producing region in the northeastern part of India, in the Brahmaputra River basin. Although the tea leaves are fine, golden chips are scattered here and there. The scent that rises from the antique brown light blue is a sweet and calming mellow scent like malt. It is a brand that you can enjoy a charming and comfortable sweetness while having a firm texture.

2021 Assam Second Flash Mokakar Bareist Tea School OR-294

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2021 Assam Second Flush Mokhalbari East Tea Plantation OR-294

india assam

摘取り年月：

May 18, 2021

OR-294

TGBOP

Clonal (Tenali, S3A3)

原材料名：

black tea

原産国名：

India

保存方法：

Store away from high temperature and humidity and direct sunlight. After opening, put in an airtight container and consume as soon as possible.

栄養成分表示：

(per 2.5g of tea leaves) energy 8kcal, protein 0.5g, fat 0.1g, carbohydrate 1.3g, salt equivalent 0g

香りと味わい

Full-bodied and rich sweetness

Mellow sweet aroma like malt

antique brown

おすすめの飲み方

お湯の温度95℃

茶葉の量 2.5g (1 medium teaspoon)

抽出の時間3 minutes

A famous tea garden that sticks to making black tea using the orthodox method

South bank of the Brahmaputra river, Eastern Dibrugarh. Spread over 811 hectares, Mokarbari Tea Plantation is popular for producing high-quality Assam tea. Mokalbarri East Tea Plantation producing orthodox tea and Mokalbarri Tea Plantation producing CTC type. The two tea gardens produce black tea using different methods. The sincere attitude of traditional production methods has remained unchanged since 1949, when the tea farm became under the management of the current operating company. Mokalbari East Tea Plantation Pursuing the best tea plants for making orthodox teas Tea is made under the management that has been devoted to every corner, such as varieties, soil improvement, and hand-picked production. . It is one of the tea gardens whose name is recognized by people who love tea from all over the world, including Europe.

Assam, synonymous with Indian tea

It is India's largest black tea production area, with more than 1,000 tea plantations dotted around the Brahmaputra River basin in the northeastern part of India. In 1823, an Englishman discovered tea plants growing in this area, and the history of the settlement of Assam began. Today, it is the largest production area in India. 80% of production is CTC type, and the remaining 20% is leaf type by orthodox manufacturing method.