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The Sylvakandy Estate Orange Pekoe blend from English Tea Store is from the Kandy region of Sri Lanka (Ceylon ) and is grown at 3000 feet above sea level. It has malty flavor that smooths with a floral character. Like most single estate non-blended teas, it is best enjoyed hot with a dash of milk to help open and expand its flavor profile. World-class teas like Sylvakandy hold as many nuances and subtleties as fine wines and should be savored with an open mind and clean palate. A fine tea in the afternoon or after dinner.
98% or more of this tea comes from estates that are part of the Ethical Tea Partnership. The ETP is an initiative started within the tea industry to monitor and regulate living and working conditions on estates around the world.
Available in 3 sizes (Please select from the options above):
First time trying English Tea Store's Sylvakandy Estate Orange Pekoe Loose Leaf Tea?
Try our Sample Size of 1 ounce.- Contents loose leaf tea net weight 4 ounces
- Contents loose leaf tea net weight 16 ounces (1 pound)
Ingredients: Black tea
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Additional Information
Clearance Non-Clearance Country Of Origin China Season Everyday Size 4oz Product Type Loose Leaf Tea Dietary Options Caffeinated Dietary Options Gluten Free Flavor Traditional Type Ceylon Tea Type Estate Tea Left Overlay Image gluten-free-prod.png Brand English Tea Store -
10 Reviews
10 Reviews
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I mix the two teas and use to make sun tea
I mix the two teas and use to make sun tea
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It is the best tea I ever try
It is the best tea I ever try
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sylvak orange pekoe
breakfast or afternoon tea, quite often both through the day, rich and no bite even with a 2nd pour.
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Already a favorite
Already a favorite.
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this is the first time i have tried this particular tea, it was delightful, thank you
like always the delivery was prompt, accurate and nicely packed, thank you. I shall purchase again.
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Delicious and soothing
Hot brewed tea is a family comfort food, ever since our grandmother had tea parties with us as children. I'm an Orange Pekoe snob - nothing is quite as tasty in my mind. We also drink ours with locally harvested honey - wonderful taste combination! I have seen lower prices for Orange Pekoe elsewhere, but ordering is much easier through the English Tea Store.
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Nice and strong -- like my Grandmother brewed
My Grandmother made tea the old-fashioned Irish way -- brewed by boiling loose tea on the gas stove (I'm certain today's aficionados would say, "heaven forbid!!!") Orange Pekoe was the only loose tea available in our rural area, and so I have a fond spot for it as my childhood beverage -- hot in winter but iced in summer. Even if you choose to brew it in a more proper method, it's a go-to everyday beverage that holds its flavor in the cup or glass.
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Excellent tea
Tried this for the first time on recommendation of a friend. Beautiful color, brews well, lovely flavor.
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church pantry staple
I bought this to share with my tea drinking friends from church. We serve it every Sunday during our "coffee" hour. The tea has been going faster than the coffee...'nuf said.
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The Sylvakandy Estate Orange Pekoe blend from English Tea Store is from the Kandy region of Sri Lanka (Ceylon ) and is grown at 3000 feet above sea level. It has malty flavor that smooths with a floral character. Like most single estate non-blended teas, it is best enjoyed hot with a dash of milk to help open and expand its flavor profile. World-class teas like Sylvakandy hold as many nuances and subtleties as fine wines and should be savored with an open mind and clean palate. A fine tea in the afternoon or after dinner.
98% or more of this tea comes from estates that are part of the Ethical Tea Partnership. The ETP is an initiative started within the tea industry to monitor and regulate living and working conditions on estates around the world.
Available in 3 sizes (Please select from the options above):
First time trying English Tea Store's Sylvakandy Estate Orange Pekoe Loose Leaf Tea?
Try our Sample Size of 1 ounce.- Contents loose leaf tea net weight 4 ounces
- Contents loose leaf tea net weight 16 ounces (1 pound)
Ingredients: Black tea
| Clearance | Non-Clearance |
|---|---|
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Season | Everyday |
| Size | 4oz |
| Product Type | Loose Leaf Tea |
| Dietary Options | Caffeinated |
| Dietary Options | Gluten Free |
| Flavor | Traditional |
| Type | Ceylon Tea |
| Type | Estate Tea |
| Left Overlay Image | gluten-free-prod.png |
| Brand | English Tea Store |
10 Reviews
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I mix the two teas and use to make sun tea
I mix the two teas and use to make sun tea
-
It is the best tea I ever try
It is the best tea I ever try
-
sylvak orange pekoe
breakfast or afternoon tea, quite often both through the day, rich and no bite even with a 2nd pour.
-
Already a favorite
Already a favorite.
-
this is the first time i have tried this particular tea, it was delightful, thank you
like always the delivery was prompt, accurate and nicely packed, thank you. I shall purchase again.
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Delicious and soothing
Hot brewed tea is a family comfort food, ever since our grandmother had tea parties with us as children. I'm an Orange Pekoe snob - nothing is quite as tasty in my mind. We also drink ours with locally harvested honey - wonderful taste combination! I have seen lower prices for Orange Pekoe elsewhere, but ordering is much easier through the English Tea Store.
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Nice and strong -- like my Grandmother brewed
My Grandmother made tea the old-fashioned Irish way -- brewed by boiling loose tea on the gas stove (I'm certain today's aficionados would say, "heaven forbid!!!") Orange Pekoe was the only loose tea available in our rural area, and so I have a fond spot for it as my childhood beverage -- hot in winter but iced in summer. Even if you choose to brew it in a more proper method, it's a go-to everyday beverage that holds its flavor in the cup or glass.
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Excellent tea
Tried this for the first time on recommendation of a friend. Beautiful color, brews well, lovely flavor.
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church pantry staple
I bought this to share with my tea drinking friends from church. We serve it every Sunday during our "coffee" hour. The tea has been going faster than the coffee...'nuf said.
