Imperial Orange Pekoe

Loose Leaf Tea | Black

A regal tea steeped in the rich history of the Dutch House of Orange.

Servings:

45 cups (90g)

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Black Tea

Energy

Full-bodied

Blending Notes

Aroma
Hint of floral
Palate
Exquisite, brisk Ceylon highland notes
Purpose
Elevate the spirit

Ingredients

Estate black tea

High Caffeine

3550

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Sustainability

Our loose leaf is packed in tins that are recyclable and can be disposed of in your blue bin. Our tins are also food-safe and can be repurposed for many things including spices and other dried ingredients. Learn More about sustainability at TEALEAVES.

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A soil rich in history. A verdant valley lush with secrets. A vision of verve. Colors flash brilliant as speckling light catches a fleeting figure. Nature breathes in all.

About This Blend

Our Imperial Orange Pekoe blends incorporate important regional mid-grown teas - Nuwara Eliya and Uva harvests, which are blended for clarity and the unique complexity found only in Ceylon varietals. Following the traditional classification, we only use FOP (Flowery Orange Pekoe) and GFOP (Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe) grades to make this connoisseur version of Orange Pekoe.

Make The Perfect Cup of Tea

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1 Tsp

Water
8 oz

Fire
210°F

Steep
2-3 Min

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Your FAQs, Answered

For Imperial Orange Pekoe

Is orange pekoe the same as black tea?

The term "Orange" originates from the Dutch Royal House of Orange-Nassau. Pekoe is a Chinese word describing the spring buds of the tea bush which are covered with fine white down. Orange Pekoe tea is traditionally a Ceylon black tea.

Which is better orange pekoe or black tea?

Orange Pekoe is traditionally a Ceylon black tea. There are many varieties of black tea to choose from, depending on the palate profile you are looking for. Orange Pekoe is a traditional afternoon tea favorite, as it is medium-bodied, can have milk and sugar added to it (if you prefer), and pairs nicely with sweets and biscuits alike.

Where is Orange Pekoe tea from?

Orange Pekoe is traditionally a tea from Sri Lanka (formerly known as Ceylon).

Imperial Orange Pekoe

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