Assam Broken Leaf | Organic

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This organic Assam has a rich, full body and brews quickly. Excellent with milk and sugar. When prepared iced, the brew is robust and bold, which can hold up beautifully to blending, such as with lemonade for a refreshing Arnold Palmer.

Extra Info:

Graded, organic GBOP (Golden Broken Orange Pekoe), this tea is a Second Grade tea with uneven leaves and few tips.

Brewing Instructions:

Bring filtered or spring water to 212°F. Add 1 tsp of tea leaves to an 8oz cup. Pour boiling water over the tea leaves and let steep 4 minutes.

Ingredients:

Organic Black tea

Origin:

Assam, India

This organic Assam has a rich, full body and brews quickly. Excellent with milk and sugar. When prepared iced, the brew is robust and bold, which can hold up beautifully to blending, such as with lemonade for a refreshing Arnold Palmer.

Extra Info:

Graded, organic GBOP (Golden Broken Orange Pekoe), this tea is a Second Grade tea with uneven leaves and few tips.

Brewing Instructions:

Bring filtered or spring water to 212°F. Add 1 tsp of tea leaves to an 8oz cup. Pour boiling water over the tea leaves and let steep 4 minutes.

Ingredients:

Organic Black tea
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Origin:

Assam, India

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I've never been a tea person. Sure, I'll have some chamomile when it's pushed on me, or some peppermint or lemon tea when I need it medicinally, but I've always been a coffee guy. But circumstances are driving me away from coffee and the artificial sweetener I used to make it palatable. So I decided to try some simple black tea. And it's pretty darn good with milk and honey. So I go to NMTC and ask for some help picking out something for my decidedly unrefined tastes. And the lovely young lady guides me (without a hint of judgement) to the Broken Assam, explaining the technical similarities between this lovely tea and the cheap stuff I also like. I I really like it. If you're used to no-frills black tea, the Broken Assam will do quite nicely.

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Peter K.
Albuquerque | 3/22/2019