Black tea BOH Cameron Highlands tea from Malaysia, strong broken

The BOH Cameron Highlands tea is one of the classics and unbeatable customer favorites among the BOH teas. Strong, full-bodied taste. Boh tea: Black tea from Malaysia The BOH Cameron Highlands tea is probably the most famous tea from the BOH tea plantations, because the success story from Malaysia began with this tea. BOH is now also one of the best tea producers in Asia with its other tea varieties. However, Cameron Highlands tea is always THE classic and one of our customers’ favorite teas. Character of the BOH Cameron Highlands tea First of all, it is the dark golden color of the brewed tea that impresses you. The full aromatic smell follows. Finally, it is its strong taste that makes this Broken Orange Pekoe so convincing. Meanwhile, many tea lovers all over the world are enthusiastic. This black tea from Malaysia owes its invigorating and full-bodied taste to the lush and temperate slopes on which it is grown. Origin- Malaysia The Cameron Highlands tea is, as its name suggests, grown in the Cameron Highlands. These highlands are located on the west island of Malaysia. There, surrounded by evergreen, diverse jungle and unique architecture, is the BOH tea plantation. It is above 1.500 meters This special climate and, among other things, the acidic soil produce very special teas. What does Broken Orange Pekoe actually mean? Orange Pekoe is a leaf grade, i.e. a name for a size category of tea leaves. Orange has nothing to do with the color or the taste. It is derived from the Dutch “oranje”, which means royal. The old seafaring nation of the Netherlands imported a large part of its tea from China to Europe. Broken means that this tea does not contain whole leaves, but parts.