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Explore the depths of Africa with African Dark, a pu'erh tea from Satemwa Estate in Malawi. This modern take on traditional tea boasts a rich, earthy, and woody taste. The historic Satemwa Estate, established in 1923, is not only known for its tea and coffee production, but also for its positive impact on the local community. With a health clinic, community policing program, sports activities, and a primary school with 900 students, the estate embraces sustainable farming and environmental responsibility. UTZ and Rainforest Alliance certifications speak to their dedication to these values.
Ingredients:
Malawai Puerh Tea
Brewing Instructions:
Measure 2 tsp per cup (8-10oz)
Add 212° water
Steep first infusion 1 minute, 2nd infusion 20 seconds, 3rd infusion 50 seconds, subsequent infusions about 2 minutes
I have been looking for a local company with high quality teas and I have found one! The African Dark is a robust, great tasting tea that isn’t too overpowering. I definitely recommend this if you’re looking for a favorite black tea.
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