Java & Sumatra
Fabulous black teas from Indonesia’s top growers
Indonesia’s tea gardens were originally planted hundreds of years ago by
Dutch settlers. The industry collapsed during WWII but in recent
years the country has begun producing some amazing teas again. Intense
humidity and unique island soil produce fantastic teas characterized by a pale
liquor, floral tones and touch of malt.
Request a wholesale catalogue to view our complete line of Indonesian black teas. Please call or email sales@metrotea.com
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Always look for loose leaf teas that have been categorized as neat. This means the leaf is well made, of even appearance and a good example of the grade assigned, OP, FBOP, etc. If the tea is ragged it has been poorly graded and should be avoided.
Always look for loose leaf teas that have been categorized as neat. This means the leaf is well made, of even appearance and a good example of the grade assigned, OP, FBOP, etc. If the tea is ragged it has been poorly graded and should be avoided.