Black Tea Kerala OP
Buy Black Tea Kerala OP
Buy Black Tea Kerala OP
Black Tea Kerala OP
Black Tea Kerala OP
Black Tea Kerala OP
Black Tea Kerala OP
Buy Black Tea Kerala OP
Buy Black Tea Kerala OP
Black Tea Kerala OP
Black Tea Kerala OP
Black Tea Kerala OP

Black Tea Kerala OP

Black tea from India from Nellimyampathy gardens will be characterized by an intense taste, it develops a note of hazelnut and honey, specific to the province of Kerala. An ideal tea for breakfast with or without milk.

  • Power of black tea: 8/10
  • Main Notes: Hazelnut and Honey
  • To savor: In the morning
  • The plus: maybe enjoy with milk

Buy Kerala's best black tea online at Comptoir de Toamasina. We suggest you purchase a black tea from Nelliyampathy's garden with a regular, finely rolled leaf offering a dark, full-bodied and well-balanced liquor.

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INDIAN BLACK TEA KERALA OP - BUY INDIAN BLACK TEA

Discover Indian black tea from Kerala OP, a true symphony of flavors.  India, known for producing the “champagne of teas”, Darjeeling, also offers us this unique gem.

At Comptoir de Toamasina, our mission is to introduce you to the fascinating world of Kerala black tea. This tea, from a land rich in spices and flavors, is a real invitation to escape.

Take a gourmet break with our Kerala black tea , a tea vibrant with colors and flavors. It is here, at Comptoir de Toamasina, that you will find the best Indian black tea from Kerala, an authentic tea that will delight the most demanding palates.

Our black tea from Nellyampathy Gardens is more than just a tea, it's an experience. Tasty and rich, it invites you on a sensory journey to discover black teas.

A tea of ​​exceptional quality , with a regular and finely rolled leaf, offering a tasty and intense liquor. Let yourself be seduced by Indian black tea from Kerala OP, an unforgettable taste experience awaits you.

WHAT IS KERALA BLACK TEA OP

Kerala black tea, grown in the picturesque gardens of Nellyampathy, embodies the very essence of excellence and tradition in the art of tea. Nestled in the mountainous heights of Kerala, a region in southern India, this fertile land gives birth to a bumper harvest, imbued with care and respect for nature.

Far from conventional agricultural practices, tea plants thrive here according to the sacred principles of organic farming. We buy it Organic but we do not renew the license.

Harvesting tea leaves is a meticulous and artisanal process, carried out with extreme care. Each leaf is picked by hand, selectively, taking only the young shoots and the most tender leaves, guaranteeing a delicate flavor and incomparable quality.

Once harvested, the tea leaves begin a fascinating journey of transformation. First, they undergo wilting, where they are gently exposed to air to remove excess moisture. This process, crucial for releasing the subtle aromas, is followed by the mechanical rolling of the leaves, thus allowing the release of essential oils and the initiation of the fermentation process.

Fermentation, a crucial step in creating quality black tea, gives tea its distinctive character. Under the watchful eye of master craftsmen, the fermented leaves are then subjected to careful drying at high temperature, thus stopping the fermentation process and preserving the organoleptic qualities of the tea.

Finally, after this meticulous process, the tea is subjected to rigorous sorting, precisely graded and finally lovingly packaged for sale. Each tea bag, imbued with the heritage of this sacred land, carries with it not only the promise of an incomparable taste experience, but also the fascinating tale of a tradition preserved with passion and dedication.

WHAT IS ITS FLAVOR?

Black tea from India is renowned for its deep flavors, which fully develop with spicy notes, particularly in its characteristic copper hue. Connoisseurs appreciate this type of tea for its subtlety and complexity, thus distinguishing it from other varieties.

HOW TO BREW INDIAN BLACK TEA

The preparation of Indian black tea is a ritual that deserves attention and precision. Follow our guide to transform your tasting experience.

Preparation Time:  5 minutes
Water Temperature:  95°C
Infusion Time:  3 to 5 minutes
Quantity of Tea per Person:  5g
Water Volume:  700ml
Type of Teapot:  According to preference, with infuser basket recommended

Kerala black tea is renowned for its increased expansion and volume when brewed, releasing a bouquet of captivating aromas. A teapot fitted with an infuser basket is ideal for this task, although using individual paper tea bags is also an option.

Brewing Steps:

  1. Place the black tea in the infuser basket.
  2. Pour the hot water into the teapot.
  3. Cover and let steep for 3 to 5 minutes.
  4. Uncover the teapot, then close it before serving.

Tips for an Ideal Infusion:

  • Avoid overdosing on black tea, as its concentrated flavors can become too bitter if diluted in insufficient water.
  • Limit the infusion time to 4-5 minutes to preserve the finesse of the tea without excess bitterness due to polyphenol saturation.

THE BEST RECIPES WITH INDIAN BLACK TEA

  • Black Tea and Lemon Cocktail :

    • Ingredients :
      • 120 ml Indian black tea (strongly brewed and cooled)
      • 60 ml of vodka
      • Juice of half a lemon
      • 15 ml of sugar syrup
      • Ice cubes
    • Preparation :
      1. Mix all the ingredients in a shaker with ice cubes.
      2. Shake vigorously.
      3. Strain into a pre-chilled cocktail glass.
      4. Garnish with a lemon slice or lemon peel.
  • Rum Arranged with Black Tea :

    • Ingredients :
      • 500 ml of white rum
      • 2 tablespoons of Indian black tea
      • 2 tablespoons of brown sugar
    • Preparation :
      1. Put the black tea and sugar in a glass bottle.
      2. Pour the rum into the bottle.
      3. Close the bottle and shake lightly.
      4. Leave to infuse for at least 3 days (longer for a stronger taste).
      5. Strain the rum to remove the tea leaves.
      6. Serve over ice.
  • Tiramisu with Indian Black Tea :

    • Ingredients :
      • 250 g of mascarpone
      • 3 eggs
      • 100 g of sugar
      • 150 ml Indian black tea (cooled)
      • Spoon biscuits
    • Preparation :
      1. Separate the egg whites from the yolks.
      2. Whisk the yolks with the sugar until the mixture whitens.
      3. Add the mascarpone and mix until you obtain a smooth cream.
      4. Beat the egg whites until stiff.
      5. Gently incorporate the egg whites into the mascarpone cream.
      6. Quickly dip the biscuits in the black tea and place them at the bottom of a dish.
      7. Cover with a layer of mascarpone cream.
      8. Repeat the layers until the ingredients are used up.
      9. Refrigerate for at least 4 hours before serving.
  • Chicken with Black Tea and Honey :

    • Ingredients :
      • 4 chicken fillets
      • 2 tablespoons of Indian black tea
      • 2 tablespoons of honey
      • 2 cloves of garlic, minced
      • Salt and pepper
    • Preparation :
      1. Steep the black tea in 250 ml of hot water for 5 minutes, then filter.
      2. Season the chicken fillets with salt and pepper.
      3. Heat a little oil in a frying pan over medium heat.
      4. Brown the chicken fillets on both sides until cooked through.
      5. Remove the chicken from the pan and keep warm.
      6. In the same pan, add the brewed tea, honey and minced garlic.
      7. Simmer for a few minutes until the sauce thickens slightly.
      8. Return the chicken fillets to the pan and coat them with the sauce.
      9. Serve hot, accompanied by rice or vegetables.
  • Black Tea and Lavender Ice Cream :

    • Ingredients :
      • 500 ml of milk
      • 4 tablespoons of Indian black tea
      • 150 g of sugar
      • 5 egg yolks
      • 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract
      • 1 tablespoon dried lavender flowers
    • Preparation :
      1. Heat the milk in a saucepan until hot but not boiling.
      2. Remove from heat, add black tea and lavender. Leave to infuse for 20 minutes.
      3. Strain the milk to remove tea leaves and lavender flowers.
      4. In a bowl, whisk the egg yolks with the sugar until the mixture turns white.
      5. Slowly pour the infused milk into the egg mixture, whisking constantly.
      6. Transfer the mixture to a clean saucepan and heat over low heat, stirring constantly, until the cream thickens slightly (do not let it boil).
      7. Remove from heat and add vanilla extract. Let cool.
      8. Pour the cooled cream into an ice cream maker and churn according to the manufacturer's instructions.
      9. Transfer the ice cream to an airtight container and place it in the freezer for a few hours to set completely.

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Native country
India
BOTANICAL SPECIES
Camellia Sinensis
INGREDIENTS
Indian Black Tea Kerala OP
AROMATIC POWER
8/10
ALLERGEN
Absence
POSSIBLE TRACES OF ALLERGENS
None
PACKAGING
Bag
Preparation / Delivery
Preparation within 24 hours - Delivery within 48 hours
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