Which country does Nilgiri Nilgiri black tea come from? Sharing the methods and skills of how to make black tea correctly for one person

Once picked, Nilgiri Frost tea undergoes an intense withering process, removing most of the moisture and drying the edges of the leaves. Roll the dried leaves into the final shape. The resulting tea has a rich taste, but it is fresh and sweet at the same time. When was Nilgiri tea discovered? It was not until the mid-19th century that Britain began to use tea varieties to grow Nilgiri tea. Soon, it became a well-known area of the tea industry after Darjeeling and Assam. There are two ways to produce it. For a long time, most small farmers have adopted the production methods of rolling, tearing and crimping to produce Nilgiri tea. However, this mechanized method leads to low quality tea, so most of the tea is not suitable to be sold as loose leaf tea. In all tea production, more than half of the tea is used for export tea bags or mixed tea. Due to increasing competition from other countries, forcing CTC tea prices lower, Nilgiri tea farmers have also been investing in organic tea production or orthodox production methods to stand out in the global tea market. Black tea grades such as Orange Baihao are now produced by traditional processing methods. These grades of tea use a whole piece of high-quality tea from the top of the tea tree. If you look for these rare teas, you will taste a very unique taste. They may be a little expensive, but good tea is worth investing in. Additional benefits in November 2006, Nilgiri Tea won the "highest honor" and set a world record at a price of US $600,000 per kilogram. It was the first tea auction in Las Vegas. Although India's tea industry is often criticized for labor problems, in Nilgiri, one can see the unity and development between locals and migrant workers. These migrant workers come from all over the country, such as Orissa, Bengal, Assam and Jakhand. Our neighbor Nepal has also made a great contribution to the labor force here. The whole experience of buying tea is more than just a deal. If you visit Neil Jiri, you will know the people who make the tea, their stories, and the local culture.

How to prepare a special cup of Nilgiri tea for yourself: when brewing Nilgiri tea, choose a large round teapot so that the tea can be opened and there is plenty of room for rotation and brewing. Preheat the teapot and teacup in hot water until they feel warm, then pour out the water. Put 1 teaspoon of Nilgiri loose leaf tea in each cup of water (250ml). Heat the water to the boiling point or about boiling point and pour into the teapot. Be sure to use good quality water, because chemicals or impurities may damage the taste of tea. Set the time for 3 to 5 minutes and let the tea brew. The longer the tea is brewed, the stronger the flavor will be. Therefore, adjust the brewing time according to your own taste. Pour it into your teacup and enjoy sweetened or unsweetened tea according to your preference. Adding a slice of lemon will bring a strong flavor to your tea. If you like milk tea, you can also add milk to it. To taste the most authentic Nilgiri tea, try Nilgiri tea without sugar, milk or lemon at least once. Oh, by the way, Nilgiri tea is also a great iced tea because it doesn't turn cloudy when it's frozen! So now your summer cooler is also good for your health! isn't Nilgiri tea a delicious drink that can be enjoyed all year round? Speaking of which, have you seen our Nilgiri tea?