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'Golden Reserve' Ceylon Black Tea | Loose Leaf Tea | New Vithanakande FBOPF

'Golden Reserve' Ceylon Black Tea | Loose Leaf Tea | New Vithanakande FBOPF

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Golden Reserve is a pure, unblended Ceylon black tea from so gud (maNASA), made from New Vithanakande FBOPF Extra Special leaf. A single-estate Sri Lankan black tea graded Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe Fannings, bright in the cup with a generous share of golden tips and no blending with cheaper teas.

At a glance

  • Vendor: so gud (maNASA)
  • Type: pure Ceylon black tea, loose leaf, unblended
  • Grade: New Vithanakande FBOPF Extra Special
  • Origin: 100% Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
  • Yield: 100 g bag makes about 50 cups
  • Packaging: re-sealable compostable zip bag (100 g, 75 g, 1 lb)
  • Aroma: caramel with subtle honey undertones

Best for

  • A robust morning or breakfast tea
  • Drinking with milk
  • Everyday black tea sipping
  • Drinkers who prefer single-origin over blends
  • A gift for black tea enthusiasts
  • Building a loose-leaf pantry

How to brew

Use about 1 teaspoon per cup, heat fresh water to 212 degrees F, and steep 3 to 5 minutes. Excellent on its own or with a splash of milk.

Flavor profile

Rich and bright with an inviting caramel aroma and subtle honey undertones, full-bodied enough to stand up to milk.

About so gud

so gud offers maNASA teas, including pure, unblended single-estate Ceylon teas selected for grade and flavor.

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  • Perishables go out Monday to Wednesday in insulated packaging

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Great for
  • A robust morning or breakfast tea
  • Drinking with milk
  • Everyday black tea sipping
  • Drinkers who prefer single-origin over blends