Sulaimani Tea
Sulaimani Tea
This ambrosial, golden nectar features in the culinary legacy of India’s Malabar region. The robustness of black tea is balanced with the tang of lemon and spices, creating a refreshing and soothing brew, perfect after a heavy meal.
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Pairs well with slow mornings or
winding down at night.
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- Aids digestion
- Refreshes and energises
Tasting Notes
The Liquor
Aroma: Spicy, Citrusy
Appearance: Golden
Taste: Sweet-sour, Spicy
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“Pure serenity in every sip.”
I've finally found a tea that feels like a moment of peace in my hectic day. The blends are crafted with such care, and the aroma itself is comforting. Each cup leaves me feeling centered and refreshed.
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This tea tastes exquisite — smooth, rich, and thoughtfully balanced. The packaging feels premium, and the flavors unfold beautifully with every sip. Truly a calming treat after long work hours.
“A comforting ritual I look forward to.”
Each blend has its own personality, and the freshness is unmatched. Brewing a cup feels like starting a small wellness ritual. It soothes, uplifts, and resets the mood instantly.
“Exceptional flavors that feel handcrafted.”
The tea tastes authentic and pure, with layers of flavor that feel thoughtfully composed. From aroma to aftertaste, everything feels elevated. A beautiful experience every time.
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The blends are delicate yet expressive, and the texture is silky and calming. It’s the perfect blend of aroma, flavor, and elegance. A cup of this tea feels like a slow, luxurious pause.
Tea Story
Originally used to create an elixir for long life by Buddhist monk Elsai Eisai, Matcha has evolved from the beverage of monks and aristocrats to be enjoyed by everyone. The Japanese invest ceremony and ritual in the making of Matcha tea. The master of the tea ceremony creates an infusion in a traditional bowl, using a traditional ladle and whisk. The tea is prepared individually for every person present, embodying the Japanese philosophy of Ichigo Ichie, which means that every human interaction is unique and will not be repeated.