Black tea, Estate tea, Nilgiri tea, Orthodox tea

Nilgiri

Name: Nilgiri
Brand: Loose Leaf
Price: 765.0 INR
Availability: InStock

Loose Leaf

Regular price Rs. 765.00

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The classic Nilgiri is the delight of tea connoisseurs, with its rich fragrance and delicate flavour. Start your day by watching the dark leaves brew into a stunning amber infusion. Then savour a cup of this flavored black tea and you’ll know that all’s right with your world.

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For one cup of Nilgiri tea, scoop 1 teaspoon of the leaves into a teapot. Pour 200ml of water freshly boiled at 100°C over the black tea leaves and let the infusion steep for 4 minutes. Pour the fragrant tea into a cup and enjoy it with milk and sugar or honey if required.

Caffeine Level

High

Tea Story
Mild, mellow and flavourful Nilgiri tea has made a place for itself in the lexicon of Indian teas. With abundant production in vast tea estates, over 50% of Nilgiri tea is exported, and the leaves are often used to create blended teas.

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Tasting Notes

Tea Story
Mild, mellow and flavourful Nilgiri tea has made a place for itself in the lexicon of Indian teas. With abundant production in vast tea estates, over 50% of Nilgiri tea is exported, and the leaves are often used to create blended teas.

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Tasting Notes

Tea StoryMild, mellow and flavourful Nilgiri tea has made a place for itself in the lexicon of Indian teas. With abundant production in vast tea estates, over 50% of Nilgiri tea is exported, and the leaves are often used to create blended teas.

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Tea Story
Mild, mellow and flavourful Nilgiri tea has made a place for itself in the lexicon of Indian teas. With abundant production in vast tea estates, over 50% of Nilgiri tea is exported, and the leaves are often used to create blended teas.