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East India Orange Pekoe
East India Orange Pekoe
East India Orange Pekoe

East India Orange Pekoe

A smooth and malty orange pekoe grade tea from India. An excellent morning tea.

Loose Leaf Tea

  • 25g Pouch
    $4.95
  • 100g Pouch
    $10.95
  • 500g Pouch
    $45.95
  • 2kg Pouch
    $158.95
  • 75g Loose leaf Tin
    $10.95

biodegradable pyramid teabags Biodegradable Teabags

  • 15 Teabags in Pouch
    $7.95
  • 45 Teabags in Pouch
    $20.95
  • 15 Teabags in Tin
    $9.95
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East India Orange Pekoe

Orange pekoe tea from East India is a high-quality black tea made from the topmost leaves and buds of the Camellia sinensis plant. It is a classic, full-bodied tea with a rich, smooth flavor with notes of malt and a rich, amber color. Often enjoyed as a morning tea, orange pekoe is a popular choice for its satisfying taste and invigorating properties. It is a versatile tea that can be enjoyed plain or with a splash of milk and sugar.

Ingredients

Organic black tea (Camellia Sinensis)

Specifications

Serving Size: 2.5g /cup
Steeping Temp: 100°C
Steeping Time: 5 mins.
Origin: India
Caffeine: High
Certification: Organic
Grade or Quality: Blend

iNeed Gourmet

The aroma and flavour here are full and delicious. It’s far above any other orange pekoe I’ve had. Fresh and zingy. Love it!

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