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“Loose Appearance: curly, rich chocolate brown Aroma when Dry: Nutty,light sweet, slight floral note After water is first poured: nutty, hazelnut, walnut notes creaminess Tea liquor: At end of...” Read full tasting note
Newby’s blend of finest high-grown Ceylon teas gives a refreshing, bright cup with a medium amber colour, full flavour and a lively, spicy aftertaste.
Sri Lankan tea is still known as “Ceylon”, the former name of this beautiful island.
Sri Lanka has become known as the island of tea and has been producing teas of the finest quality since the end of the 19th century.”
Famous for its dazzling gemstones, lush jungles and exotic wildlife, Sri Lanka is also blessed with the perfect climate for plantation crops: rubber, spices and, most importantly, tea.
Twice a year Sri Lanka’s monsoons blow across the island’s south-central mountain ranges, resulting in the unique growing conditions, which create the distinctive character of Ceylon teas.
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Appearance: curly, rich chocolate brown
Aroma when Dry: Nutty,light sweet, slight floral note
After water is first poured: nutty, hazelnut, walnut notes creaminess
Tea liquor:
At end of first steep:light dusty brown
Staple? Type yes
Preferred time of day: afternoon, evening, as needed medicinally
Taste:
At first: nutty, slight buttery note, astringent
As it cools? notes fade into increasing astringency
Additives used (milk, honey, sugar etc)? No
Lingers? yes, sour increasing astringency
