Chá Gorreana Orange Pekoe – Black Tea from the Azores

Description

Orange Pekoe – Black tea from the Azores

Experience Chá Gorreana Orange Pekoe, a refined black tea from the historic Chá Gorreana plantation on the island of São Miguel in the Azores. Founded in 1883, it is the oldest tea plantation in Europe and known for its high-quality teas.

This Orange Pekoe is made from the tender top leaves of the tea plant. Careful processing preserves its strong and aromatic character. The tea offers a full-bodied flavour with malty and slightly fruity notes. It is well suited for the morning or as a classic tea during the day.

For preparation, add one teaspoon of tea to a cup. Pour water at 90–95°C over it and let it steep for 3–5 minutes. This brings out the full character of the tea.

Chá Gorreana Orange Pekoe combines intensity with balance. Its origin and craftsmanship are reflected in every cup. A solid choice for anyone looking for a classic black tea.

Ingredients: 100% black tea, no artificial flavouring

Discover Chá Gorreana Orange Pekoe and enjoy tea from the Azores.

For another option, try Chá Gorreana Verde Hysson, a green tea from the same plantation.

FAQ

What does Orange Pekoe from the Azores taste like? This black tea is mild and aromatic, with fine malty and slightly caramel-like notes.

Is Orange Pekoe a black tea? Yes, Orange Pekoe is a black tea. The name describes a leaf grade, not an orange flavour.

Does Orange Pekoe taste like orange? No, Orange Pekoe does not contain orange. It has a natural black tea aroma.

Where does this Orange Pekoe come from? This tea comes from the Azores in Portugal. The Chá Gorreana plantation is located on the island of São Miguel.

How do I prepare Orange Pekoe? Pour hot water over the tea and let it steep for about 3 to 5 minutes, depending on the desired strength.