Breakfast Tea
Assam Mangalam Tea
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| Tea Information | |
|---|---|
| Type | Black Tea |
| Origin | Assam, India |
| Format | Loose Tea |
| Taste | Strong, malty, and rich, produces a dark amber cup |
| Brewing Advice | One dessert spoon per cup. Add fresh boiling water. Infuse for 3 minutes or according to taste. |
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Why we love Assam FTGFOP1
This connoisseur Assam FTGFOP1, (Finest Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe grade 1) is from the highly regarded Mangalam tea garden and is exceptional. Tasted and compared with other Assam teas by Phil Bayley at Char, this is our gold medal winner. Mangalam tastes deliciously malty, and is a rich and spicy tea with a bright cup and a strong liquor. An absolute must for lovers of Assam tea. The tea has been carefully developed and processed. Mangalam selected Assamica hybrids which they developed and then plant unusually close together, producing large leaves and many golden tips. Assam's full-bodied malty flavour makes it an excellent breakfast tea. You can enjoy it with or without milk.
What makes Assam special
Assam is the largest tea growing area in the world, where 2,000 gardens can produce almost 450,000 tons of tea each year. Assam tea accounts for about 55 per cent of India's total annual production. Assam is a vast and beautiful area of dense forests and open rolling plains through which the mighty Brahmaputra river runs, carrying rich fertile soil down from the mountains of Tibet to the agricultural plains. Exceptionally high rainfall (sometimes exceeding 10m in just one season) produces a very humid environment comparable to being inside a vast greenhouse - consequently the plants thrive, producing a tea which is very different to Darjeeling.
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BREWING GUIDE
From Leaf to Cup in 4 Steps
Add loose leaf
Place 1-2 heaped tsp of tea in an infuser.
Add hot water
Use freshly poured hot water at the temperature required for your tea (75-100C)
Steep as required
Use the brewing guide on the label to determine the correct infusion time
Remove infuser
Savour the taste and check to see if your tea can be re-steeped
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