ORANGE PEKOE

Caffeine Level

Medium

Quantity

Use 1 teabag of tea per 250ml of water.

Temperature

For the optimum infusion use 100°C <212°F> water.

Brew Time

Infuse for 4 – 5 minutes.

Enjoy

Sip hot or top with ice for iced tea.

In the ethereal realm where tea leaves and water engage in a ballet of flavors, there emerges a tea of noble pedigree – none other than the illustrious Orange Pekoe. Picture a tea estate cradled in the embrace of rolling hills, where the morning sun caresses tea bushes heavy with the weight of dew-kissed leaves. It is here that the dance begins, a choreography of tender buds and youthful leaves meticulously plucked, akin to a composer selecting notes for a harmonious concerto.

Orange Pekoe is no ordinary libation; it’s a liquid symphony, a crescendo of citrusy notes that waft through the air like the gentle perfume of a garden in full bloom. The name, seemingly paradoxical, unveils itself as a poetic duet. “Orange,” not an homage to the fruit, but a nod to European roots, bearing the regal touch of the House of Orange-Nassau. “Pekoe,” on the other hand, whispers of delicate trichomes, a nod to the fine hairs that embellish the leaves, each one holding a secret fragrance waiting to be released.

Upon the alchemy of hot water meeting leaves, it is as if a genie is uncorked from an ancient vessel. The leaves unfurl, releasing their hidden aromas, and the liquid transforms into an elixir that transcends time and space. With each sip, you’re not merely tasting tea; you’re embarking on a journey to distant plantations where the land itself seems to hum with the secrets of generations.

Orange Pekoe extends an invitation to pause, to savor a moment of respite in the chaotic rhythm of life. It’s a sip that transports you to a bygone era, where tradition and craftsmanship interlace like vines in a lush vineyard. Each drop is a sonnet, a serenade to the senses, an ode to the splendid tapestry of nature.

So, when you indulge in Orange Pekoe, you’re not just partaking in a beverage; you’re participating in a grand celebration. It’s a dance with the spirit of tradition, a sensory experience that transcends the ordinary. With every cup, you’re sipping on the poetry of tea gardens, tasting the artistry of nature, and immersing yourself in the sublime symphony of Orange Pekoe – a liquid sonnet that lingers long after the last drop has disappeared.