Freshen your day with the citrus note of this single region Earl Grey grown at 1600m altitude from the Uva Highlands province
Because you pay a fair price for your cup of tea, children of tea pickers like Dr. Balakrishnan Sathiyaraj and Kuppusamy Kanageswari can call themselves doctors today, thanks to the MJF Scholarship programme.
Freshen your day with the citrus note of this single region Earl Grey grown at 1600m altitude from the Uva Highlands province
Because you pay a fair price for your cup of tea, children of tea pickers like Dr. Balakrishnan Sathiyaraj and Kuppusamy Kanageswari can call themselves doctors today, thanks to the MJF Scholarship programme.
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A refreshment of 1600m altitude
This bright and refreshing Single Region black Ceylon tea comes from the Badulla region, capital of the Uva Highlands province. This is located in the southeast of Sri Lanka. With love, this tea is handpicked at about 1600 meters. Your cup of tea is packed with antioxidants and polyphenols, because at Dilmah only the top two leaves and the bud of the tea plant are picked. The result is a balanced, medium strength tea with the refreshing touch of citrus that Earl Grey is known for. A delicious tea to start your day or to give yourself a boost in the afternoon.
Tea that creates equal opportunity
Of every cup you drink, 15% of the profit goes to the MJF foundation. Since its inception in 2003, the MJF Scholarship Program has been at the heart of all MJF Foundation activities. The children of Dilmah’s tea pickers have been eligible for scholarships since Dilmah's inception. Dr Balakrishnan Sathiyaraj and Kuppusamy Kanageswari are two of the very first doctors from the plantation community. They live in Badulla with their families and their parents. They received a scholarship to further their education at the university level, which
Tea Grading
Broken Orange Pekoe Fannings (B.O.P.F)
Label information
Ingredients: Pure black Ceylon tea with bergamot aroma
