Tea Origin: Sri Lanka (Ceylon)
The base for many blends, including "Summer Garden Aroma", often consists of high-quality black teas grown on the plantations of Sri Lanka, formerly known as Ceylon. This island is famous for its ideal climatic conditions for tea cultivation, located at various altitudes, which allows for unique taste profiles.
Historical fact: The tea industry in Ceylon originated in the mid-19th century thanks to the Scottish planter James Taylor, who in 1867 planted the first tea bushes on his Loolecondera coffee plantation, thus laying the foundation for the world-renowned "Ceylon Tea Empire".