Borengajuli FBOP Assam tea is from the Borengajuli Estate, India, which produces the most fabulous teas. This 2nd Flush, FBOP grade Assam is no exception and comes to you as fresh as the day it was plucked! Vacuumed packed on the estate the moment the tea leaves come out the sorter, the deep malted Assam flavour is captured and the flavour retained to taste just as it should.
Health Benefits
The many health benefits of Borengajuli FBOP Assam Tea include its potential to boost heart health, aid in digestion, enhance mental clarity, and offer antioxidant properties, which can contribute positively to overall health.
Add Milk or Sugar?
This is purely subjective and depends on individual preference, although Assam tea's sturdy, malty character is often enjoyed with a dash of milk and/or sugar.
Storage
Store your tea in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and strong odours. Use an airtight container to keep the tea fresh.
Black Tea In Pregnancy
While moderate consumption of black tea is generally safe during pregnancy, it's always best to consult with a healthcare provider to account for individual health circumstances.
Best Way To Enjoy
Black tea, like Borengajuli FBOP Assam tea, is strong and can sometimes cause slight acidity if consumed on an empty stomach. It's often enjoyed with a meal or snack.
It took over 10 years for Assam tea to be classified and accepted as tea. You can find out more in our article at the Tea Hub: History Of Tea in Assam
- INGREDIENTS:
- Luxury Black Tea
- ORIGIN:
- Assam, Mangaldai - India. Grown:1000 ft above sea level.
- CAFFEINE:
- Approx between 27- 35mg per cup
- LEAVES:
- Orthodox Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe (FBOP)
- AROMA:
- Rich Assam malty notes
- COLOUR:
- Bright and tending coppery
- TASTE:
- Malty with a jammy-like flavour
- WELL BEING:
- Invigorating
- MENU GUIDE:
- Popular
- STRENGTH:
- Full Bodied
- FLAVOUR:
- Wholesome Tea
- CAFFEINE CONTENT:
- Moderate
- HARMONISATION CODE < 3Kg:
- 0902300000
- HARMONISATION CODE > 3Kg:
- 0902400000
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Not just as standard Assam
Being quite partial to Assam, we found this one a little out of the ordinary. While it has the usual robust "malty" taste, on a longer brewing it develops a bit more astringency than normal with an Assam, but without too much tannin. We find it therefore makes a fine afternoon pick-me-up, though you may wish to use a shorter brewing time if you're looking for the more classic mellow taste.
