| 50g makes 16 cups | 25¢ per cup |

Kenilworth Estate in Central Province, Sri Lanka, is well known and well regarded for its strong, full-bodied teas. Interestingly, although the estate is technically in the Nuwara Eliya district, its elevation and production of tea is closer in style to the mid-grown teas from Kandy district.

Ceylon teas are divided into three categories based on their growing elevation: high grown, mid grown, and low grown. This orange pekoe is a prime example of mid grown black teas, which grow roughly between 2,000 and 4,000 feet above sea level.

 What we’re doing:

• 1 heaping teaspoon (about 3 grams) of Kenilworth OP per 6-8 oz serving
• Heat fresh water to 212ºF (boil)
• Steep 3-5 minutes

 What we’re tasting:

• Biscuity - malt, cereal
• Mineral – Iron
• Sweet – Burnt sugar