A gorgeous, tippy tea that produces a mellow, amber-colored and very flowery liquor.
One of the best teas from the Nuwara Eliya district.
A gorgeous, tippy tea that produces a mellow, amber-colored and very flowery liquor. One of the best teas from the Nuwara Eliya district.
Tasting notes
Dry leaf
Appearance: small rolled leaves Color: black and brown, with silvery glints Scents: woody, honey, cooked fruit, vanilla, chocolate and tobacco notes
Brewed leaves
Appearance: small leaves. Color: red and brown. Scents: sweet, heavy notes of cooked fruit (stewed apple), woody (undergrowth) and a few spicy notes (cinnamon).
Liquor
Color: beautiful amber colour, clear and gleaming. Texture in the mouth: a supple attack, then astringent at the back of the mouth. Flavor: acidic and bitter. Aromas: woody, fruity (apple, cooked apple), a few spicy notes, tobacco, and some vanilla (pod) notes. Aromatic profile and length in the mouth: a medium-length woody note Our verdict: A very beautiful tea, rich in buds. The liquor is amber, round and highly fragrant. One of the best teas produced in this district.
Tea and dishes message
Sam Bohdi perfectly pairs with white meat such as veal or pork.