Harmutty Special Summer Black Tea
From one of Assam's oldest gardens, a tippy tea with a fantastic malty character.
description
This tea comes from Harmutty, a garden planted in 1870 by Major Gibb. It’s reputed for its orthodox second flush and this season’s offering does much to keep up its reputation. With large leaves, plenty of golden tips, this summer black tea is wonderfully malty.
aroma
Hints of wood and burnt sugar
appearance
Tightly rolled, even black leaves, some with golden tips
aroma
Soft sweet, fruity, wet wood and hints of spices
appearance
Semi open light coppery leaves
cold filtered O2 Rich Water
180 ml
Temperature
85℃ -90℃
Tea Leaves
1.5 tsp / 2.5 g
Time
4 mins
Lemon
Drink Plain
Sugar
Honey
Milk
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