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Ceylon BOP Tea

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Any 3 x Regular Tea Pouches = £11.50

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Finely cut leaves give this tea added strength, this makes a lovely morning tea, rich and properly "tea tasting".

Taste Notes : Rich Tea
Black Tea

Origin : Sri Lanka

Ingredients : Sri Lankan black tea

Brewing : Use one teaspoon of loose leaf tea per cup and always use freshly boiled water. Allow to brew for 3-5 minutes according to taste, depending on your preference for strength. Enjoy with or without milk.

Details : There are five different growing districts in Sri Lanka and each will have it’s own character. This Ceylon is from the low growing district of Ruhunu, an area known to produce full-bodied teas with lots of flavour.
Leaves are graded according to size and the B.O.P. Grade - Broken Orange Pekoe - is a small, flat broken leaf with medium body. These B.O.P grades produce a darker cup and infuse faster than whole leaf teas ensuring a pungent and robust bodied cup of tea.

Delivery Information : Order before 1pm for same day shipping with Royal Mail Tracked 48 service. Shipping is free for orders over £30 ( £3.50 below £30 ).

Mix & Match Any Tea Discount
Any 3 x Regular Tea Pouches = £11.50

Customer Reviews

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Josh H
Lovely brew

This is a great Ceylon tea. Full of flavour and just the right balance of strength

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David Robertson
Ceylon BOP

I was introduced to BOP in Ceylon in the 1960’s when it was a British Eagle stop over on the Eastern Routes, I’ve been drinking ever since. Say no more !

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Richard Robinson
Deep colours

I usually drink the Celon Orange Pekoe and love that. This is (I believe) the same tea, but finer, broken leaves.
It produces a deep tan colour drink even with a small quantity used, so will take milk if you drink your tea that way. Lovely flavours too, it doesn’t go too bitter if left in the pot.
Very happy with this tea!

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Aitch C
Love this tea

I mix this with Assam bop as another reviewer suggested. This is my current favourite.

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Christopher Pearman

Very nice