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English Tea Store Loose Leaf, Nonsuch Estate Tea Pouches, 4 Ounce
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Description
Description
This is a nilgiri tea from south India, grown at 5000 feet above sea level. The tea has an interesting fruity floral-like maltiness, that is unique to teas from the nilgiri area of India. It is a stronger tea suitable for breakfast time. Nonesuch is one of the best nilgiri district teas in league with tiger hill and Glendale. The nilgiri area is in southern central India and certainly well suited to the production of tea. The cooler temperatures of the mountains and abundant rainfall ensure superb cropping conditions. Generally nilgiri teas resemble better Ceylon teas but tend to be somewhat more delicate in their flavor. Nonesuch has a hint of fruitiness that is quite distinct to the nilgiri area. Nilgiri is a mountainous region of Tamil nadu state in southeastern India. The peaks of the nil iris rise abruptly from the surrounding plains to an elevation of 5000 - 8500 feet above sea level. Tea was first planted on an experimental basis in 1835 and the first commercial tea garden was at thiashola tea garden which began operations in 1859. The tea at thiashola was cultivated by Chinese prisoners of war, captured by the British during the opium wars.
Safety & Compliance
Safety & Compliance
⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65):
This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What makes Nonsuch Estate Tea from the Nilgiri region unique? A: Nonsuch Estate Tea is unique due to its fruity floral-like maltiness, a characteristic flavor profile of Nilgiri teas. Grown at high altitudes in southern India, this tea benefits from cooler temperatures and abundant rainfall, resulting in a delicate yet strong flavor that is perfect for breakfast.
- Q: How should I brew Nonsuch Estate Loose Leaf Tea for the best flavor? A: For optimal flavor, use 1 teaspoon of Nonsuch Estate Loose Leaf Tea per cup of boiling water (around 200°F). Steep for 3-5 minutes, depending on your taste preference. This tea can also be enjoyed with milk or sugar to enhance its robust flavor.
- Q: Is Nonsuch Estate Tea suitable for daily consumption? A: Yes, Nonsuch Estate Tea is ideal for daily consumption, particularly in the morning due to its strong flavor profile. Its rich and robust taste makes it a great choice for tea lovers looking for a caffeine boost.
- Q: What are the health benefits of drinking Nilgiri black tea? A: Nilgiri black tea, such as Nonsuch Estate Tea, is rich in antioxidants, which can help improve heart health and boost the immune system. Its natural compounds may also aid digestion and provide a gentle energy lift.
- Q: Can I use Nonsuch Estate Tea in recipes, and if so, how? A: Absolutely! Nonsuch Estate Tea can be used in various recipes, such as tea-infused desserts, marinades, or even cocktails. For cooking, brew a strong concentrate and incorporate it into your dish for added flavor.