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BOH Garden Tea Bukit Cheeding No.53 Tea Tin Canister (4.4 oz), Full-flavoured Broken Orange Pekoe Breakfast Tea, 20 Pyramid Sachets
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About BOH Garden Tea Bukit Cheeding No.53 Tea Tin
BOH Garden Tea Bukit Cheeding No.53 20 Pyramid Tea BagsAs finely cultivated as the best wines, the Garden Teas, each pure and unblended from a single BOH tea garden are a true connoisseur's indulgence. BOH's selection of Garden Teas are meticulously picked, dried, rolled and fermented by our expert tea makers. The BOH Garden Teas are presented in environmentally friendly Pyramid Bags, which offer excellent permeability for a better infusion, giving you a fuller, more satisfying brew. The see through woven mesh filter is derived from cornstarch and can be biodegraded completely when disposed in soil. Enjoy a fuller infusion and a more enhanced drinking experience with Pyramid Bags from BOH. This garden tea is a full-flavoured Broken OrangePekoe breakfast tea. Its strong, brisk character stimulates the mind making it perfect for starting the day. Embodied with robust flavours and an enduring taste, this Bukit Cheeding No.53 gets its character from the exceptional conditions of our lowland plantation and is best served with milk and sugar. The story of BOH teaIn 1929, J.A. Russell obtained a tract of freehold land 5,000 feet above sea level and transformed it into the first highland tea garden in Malaysia. He personally named this creation BOH. And with it began the history of BOH Plantations.Today, BOH is a fully-integrated tea company. One of the few companies in the world which grows, processes, packs and markets its own premium brand of tea. BOH Plantations owns four tea gardens with a total planted area of 1,200 hectares: BOH, Fairlie and Sungei Palas in Cameron Highlands, and Bukit Cheeding in the lowland.
