Pure Kenyan Black Loose Leaf Tea 100g

Description

Picture the highlands of Kenya, a cool breeze with tea fields as far as the eye can see. A farmer handpicks tea leaves which she has grown on her own small farm with hard work and care to bring a little bit of Kenya to your doorstep.

Grown on rich volcanic soils on the Kenyan highlands 7000ft above sea level, Kenyan tea has a taste like no other. For those who love tea, you’ll know that Kenyan tea is one of the best tasting exotic teas in the world. Black Kenyan tea is rich in antioxidants.

 

What does black Kenyan tea taste like?

Pure black Kenyan tea has a strong taste and the smell is so distinct and wonderful, it will tease your senses.

 

How should I prepare Kenyan black tea from these whole loose leaf tea leaves?

Add 1 tbsp of whole loose leaves to your pot. Pour hot boiling water into your teapot and steep for 1 – 2 minutes. Place a strainer over your teacup and pour the tea through the strainer into your cup.

I actually like to “cook” my Kenyan tea in a pan. I add 1 tsp of loose leaves to a pan and add boiling water. I also add a slice of fresh ginger. I brew it for 10 minutes. I add milk and sugar, boil for another 10 minutes and then pour it into my cup.

 

For a cold brew: Prepare your tea as above, leave to cool, strain into your glass pitcher. Add ice.

 

How much kenya tea can I drink in a day?

I would suggest between 1 – 2 cups a day, depending on how much caffeine you can handle!

This black Kenyan tea has caffeine. It has 100% pure, Kenyan tea leaves with no artificial colours or additives. It is Pure Authentic Kenyan Tea.

 

How to store this black Kenyan loose leaf tea?

This Kenyan tea is sent to you in an air-tight zip bag. Simply seal after use and store it in a cool, dark cupboard away from direct sunlight or heat (such as your stove) or humidity.

This green tea doesn’t really expire – it may simply lose its strength over a long time e.g. after 2 years.

 

Does black tea have any nutritional benefits?

Some studies have been done in modern science on black tea.

The benefits of consuming black tea (according healthline.com) supported by scientific research are as below:

• Black tea has polyphenol antioxidants which can help reduce premature aging and improve overall health
• Black tea has caffeine and an amino acid that can work together to improve brain function

Disclaimer:

Please note that we do not suggest that all of the above nutritional benefits of black tea are true and will be attained. These are simply some benefits that we have come across on various online sites.

 

Does black tea have any adverse side effects?

As with all foods, it’s always best to try a little bit to start out with (if you’ve never tried it before) to check if you have any side effects.

Avoid drinking black tea if you don’t want to consume caffeine.

Consult your GP or Ayurvedic practitioner if you have any concerns.