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Dilmah Naturally Minty Ceylon Pekoe Tea in Caddy (20 Luxury Tea Bags)

Our Price: $10.99
Best By Dec 2009

Contents: 20 Luxury Tea Bags

Quantity in Stock: 3

Product Code: DILNMC

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Brand History

Prominent black leaf from Dilmah tea gardens in the Nawalapitiya region, producing a medium bodied, amber colored liquor. The tea is combined with natural Peppermint leaves and unfurls to reveals hues of coppery brown in the tea and dark olive and jade in the peppermint leaf. The liquor is a rich amber, tending golden with the lightness of the peppermint leaves. Tasting notes - The marriage of a quality Pekoe grade leaf tea and natural Peppermint produces an inspiring and aromatic all-natural brew. The firm but gentle character of the Nawalapitiya Pekoe fuses with the Peppermint leaves beautifully. The minty fragrance and flavour combines with the tea to produce a finely balanced and structured tea that is a delicious digestif after dinner.

Special triangular mesh bag allows large leaf teas to be used and to brew better as there is more space inside the bag. The tea can be seen clearly through the bag, enhancing its appearance.

Single Origin 100% Pure Ceylon
Dilmah is entirely grown, handpicked and packaged in Ceylon (Sri Lanka), producer of the world's finest tea. Single origin explains why Dilmah s fresher, richer and full of flavor. Discerning tea drinkers will recognize the distinct difference in the very first sip.

Packaged at the Source, Garden Fresh and All Natural
Packaged in Sri Lanka within days of picking fresh leaf in the tea fields, maximizes freshness, the key to antioxidants in tea.

Traditionally Manufactured
Ordinary teas have abandoned the centuries old "orthodox" method or manufacturing for the fast track CTC (cut twist curl) method to meet demand for a quicker brew from tea bags. This sacrifices the character and real taste of tea. Dilmah stands firmly by traditional tea making methods, which explains why Dilmah tea tastes different.