Nilgiri Tea FBOP Paralai Organic
Brew with fresh boiling water and infuse for 3 to 5 minutes
Description
Nilgiri Tea FBOP Paralai comes from the South Indian Paralai Tea Estate. It is a Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe Tea with a strong character and exceptional taste, boasting qualities similar to Ceylon Tea.
Smooth from start to finish, this delectable infusion is a delight to the senses. We pack it fresh to order here at our Kent-based factory, ensuring not only quality but also consistency.
But did you know there are also health benefits to be had from drinking any type of Black Tea? This, of course, includes this Nilgiri Tea, which can promote weight loss, improve cardiovascular health and even reduce diabetes risks. Furthermore, it can support the immune system, aid digestion, relieve stress and enhance cognitive function. What’s not to like?
About Nilgiri Tea
Nilgiri Tea FBOP Paralai grows near Valparai in Coimbatore District, Tamil Nadu State, at elevations of 1,100-1,200 metres above sea level. The unique climatic conditions of the area, coupled with the fertile soils, make for truly remarkable Tea. However, this particular beverage is but one of dozens of Nilgiri Tea types, all of which have something extraordinary to offer.
The word “Nilgiri” derives from the Sanskrit language, translated to mean “blue hill”. This name refers to the blueness of the Nilgiri Hills when, once every 7-12 years, Kurinji flowers blossom and carpet the landscape with vibrant colour.
Today, Nilgiri is the third-largest Tea-growing region in the country - despite few people knowing about it!
Unlike most Tea-growing regions in India, workers often harvest the leaves throughout winter, thus creating so-called “Frost Teas”. Approximately 80% of the cultivars used are Camellia sinensis var Assamica, similar to Assam and Kenya Tea. When it comes to processing the leaves, the CTC (“cut, tear, curl”) manufacturing method is the most common.
Nilgiri Tea FBOP Paralai is one such example of a CTC-made infusion, while also noted for being an excellent orthodox leaf. Why not discover its finer qualities today? Buy from The Kent and Sussex Tea and Coffee Company and make the most of your morning cuppa.
Useful Information
Type of Tea: Black Tea.
Origin: Valparai, Coimbatore District, Tamil Nadu State, South India.
Brewing Instructions: Brew using freshly boiled water. Infuse for 3 to 5 minutes.
How to Serve: Milk, sugar, honey or lemon - the choice is yours. Alternatively, serve black.
Tasting Notes: Nilgiri Tea FBOP Paralai, although somewhat similar to Ceylon Tea, is unquestionably smoother, as well as being lighter than Assam Tea. Every sip boasts a classic South Indian floral taste, best described as ‘medium’ in strength.
Colour in Cup: Reddy-coppery liquor, dark in tone.
Nilgiri Tea FBOP Paralai Organic Benefits
he antioxidants in Nilgiri Tea FBOP Paralai can combat free radicals in the body. But why, exactly, is this important? Free radicals are unpaired (and unsafe!) electrons that, when left unchecked, can cause untold damage.
Yet this beverage can help. By neutralising free radicals, it reduces the risk of developing a multitude of severe, chronic conditions.
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TypeBlack Tea
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Caffeine LevelMedium
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OptionsLoose Tea
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CountryIndia
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Great for a morning cup of tea
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A long term favourite variety
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Мне понравился этот чай. Больше подходит для дневного чая, т.к. не очень крепкий. Вкус отличный.
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My partner really likes this tea as an every day tea and finds it to be of very good quality.
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A very good full flavoured daily tea from a single estate
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Very good tea. Real leaf tea.
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Excellent tea exactly as described
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6.5/10 - Good scent and fairly full flavor; lightly tannic
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A delicious tea with depth
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