Nilgiri OP Parkside<\/strong> is an aromatic black tea from South India. It comes from the Nilgiri mountains, a well-known tea region in southern India. The altitude and climate shape the clear, fresh character of this Nilgiri tea.<\/p>\n In the cup, this black tea appears clear and copper-coloured. In taste, Nilgiri OP Parkside combines fine floral freshness with gentle spice, pleasant softness and a light natural sweetness. This makes it suitable pure, with a little milk or as a cold tea.<\/p>\n Nilgiri tea is grown in southern India and is known for its clear cup colour and fresh, aromatic profile. Compared with strong Assam teas, Nilgiri often feels a little lighter and more floral, while still keeping its own character.<\/p>\n The leaf grade OP stands for Orange Pekoe and describes a classic leaf grade in black tea. This tea is a good choice if you are looking for an aromatic black tea with clear structure and fine freshness.<\/p>\n Nilgiri OP Parkside tastes fresh, soft, lightly floral and gently spicy. The copper-coloured cup is clear and balanced. Depending on steeping time, you can prepare the tea milder or stronger.<\/p>\n For one cup of Nilgiri tea, use about 1 teaspoon, approx. 2 g, per 200 ml of water. Pour hot water at 90\u201395 \u00b0C over the black tea and let it steep for 3\u20135 minutes. After 3 minutes, the infusion stays finer and fresher; after 5 minutes, it becomes stronger.<\/p>\n If you want to drink the tea with milk, you can use a little more tea or let it steep longer. For a cold version, prepare it as usual, let it cool and serve it with ice cubes.<\/p>\n Nilgiri OP Parkside tastes classic when prepared hot, but also works well as a cold black tea. For iced tea, prepare the infusion a little stronger, let it cool and serve it with ice cubes. Lemon slices or a little rock sugar also work well with it.<\/p>\n Store the Nilgiri black tea in a dry, airtight container and keep it away from light. This helps preserve its aroma. Also protect it from moisture and strongly scented foods.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Black tea from South India<\/p>\n \ud83e\udd44 1 teaspoon (approx. 2 g) per 200 ml waterNilgiri tea from the mountains of South India<\/h3>\n
Nilgiri OP Parkside taste<\/h3>\n
How to prepare Nilgiri black tea<\/h3>\n
Why Nilgiri OP Parkside?<\/h3>\n
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Nilgiri tea hot or cold<\/h3>\n
Storage<\/h3>\n
How to prepare Nilgiri Tea<\/h3>\n
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