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“A review of Pure Assam by Madura of Australia I am always reminded when reviewing this tea box that the leaves are “superior leaf grades and not dust.” Using freshly drawn water and putting this in...” Read full tasting note
“Plenty going on, an complex, even exotic flavour, yet is really smooth. Gives you a nice lift and doesn’t drop you! Beautiful.” Read full tasting note
“I seldom purchase supermarket teas, but I really quite enjoy Madura teas, especially this one and their english breakfast. They both taste lovely.” Read full tasting note
Madura Tea Estates is situated in sub-tropical northern NSW, Australia, in a world heritage area of pristine rainforests, unpolluted rivers and streams of eco-sensitive farming and care for the environment.
The sub-tropical teas of Assam, in northeast India, are grown at near sea level. However, the higher latitudes in which they are grown trigger a period of cold winter dormancy, after which the teas produced are characterized by a unique rich aroma, clear dark red liquor and malty taste. The sub-tropical teas of Assam are unmatched for this unique quality amongst other tea producing nations and as such are much sought by discriminating tea drinkers around the world.
Preparation:
As we use superior leaf grades, not dusts, please use fresh, boiled water and brew for 4 minutes, or less, as suits your palate. Assam, taken with or without milk, make an ideal breakfast tea.
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A review of Pure Assam by Madura of Australia
I am always reminded when reviewing this tea box that the leaves are “superior leaf grades and not dust.” Using freshly drawn water and putting this in a pan and leaving to boil and I take one tea bag and put this in my cup and then pour the water over the tea bag. I leave it to steep for four minutes.
After the allotted time, I remove the cover from the cup. The tea’s color is a dark red liquor and when tasted it is malty. This tea is full in body with nothing hidden in the tasting or coloring. Clarity is what this tea seems to be about; when you first taste it and when you take your last sip it is liken to first sip. Overall, a well-rounded tea.
