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Ceylon tea

Ceylon is not Ceylon, it is Sri Lanka. That was in 1972. Until then, the island and the Southeast Asian countries shared the name Ceylon. The country was renamed twice until it settled on the name Sri Lanka Democratic Socialist Republic, which is still in force today. But that may not interest… view all

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Ceylon FBOPF Silver Kandy – Black Tea

Ceylon FBOPF Silver Kandy – Black Tea
Black tea from Ceylon has a great reputation and a stable position on the global market. When we tell you that this particular tea comes from the Kandy region, where people take gentle care of tea trees and traditional methods of processing tea leaves have reached new heights, you can be sure that the experience of each cup will be unforgettable. More in product details
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25,94 € /250 g 10,37 € /100 g
Fresh tea delivered by Thursday, 20. 8. 2026

Oriental Mango – Black Tea

Oriental Mango – Black Tea
What do you think the Orient smells like? We imagine it as floral, fruity, colorful, wild, and energizing, but at the same time pleasantly harmonious and warm. Oriental Mango will undoubtedly enchant you. It is a well-balanced combination of genuine black tea from Ceylon and lots of exotic fruits. Just pour boiling water over it, it will take you away from everyday worries to the vibrant Orient. More in product details
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16,85 € /250 g 6,74 € /100 g
Fresh tea delivered by Thursday, 20. 8. 2026

Ceylon OP1 – Black Tea

Ceylon OP1 – Black Tea
Women in brightly coloured saris with big baskets filled with fruits and vegetables, ubiquitous music, cheerfull children in school uniforms and brightly painted stalls overflowing with mangoes, bananas, papayas... and across them, soothing rows of green tea trees. In the shade of tall greenery, day after day, they grow to give the world authentic black tea. Strong and fragrant. That's Ceylon. More in product details
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13,75 € /250 g 5,50 € /100 g
Fresh tea delivered by Thursday, 20. 8. 2026

Ceylon OP1 - Black Tea

Ceylon OP1 - Black Tea
Dimbula is said to be the original birthplace of Ceylon tea. The leaves growing along hills in this Sri Lankan region have a wonderfully full, slightly spicy flavor. Ceylon OP1 belongs to the category of so-called breakfast teas. Add a drop of milk to it, and start your day just the way you like. More in product details
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11,79 € /250 g 4,72 € /100 g
Fresh tea delivered by Thursday, 20. 8. 2026

Ginger – Black Tea

Ginger – Black Tea
We all know that ginger is excellent for fighting off colds and the flu. It warms the body and helps with weight loss. We couldn't pass this magic root when mixing flavored black teas. With the classic Ceylon, it creates a beautiful composition of taste and aroma. Great in winter as a drink to cheer you up and in summer for refreshment. More in product details
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18,76 € /250 g 7,51 € /100 g
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Ceylon tea

Ceylon is not Ceylon, it is Sri Lanka. That was in 1972. Until then, the island and the Southeast Asian countries shared the name Ceylon. The country was renamed twice until it settled on the name Sri Lanka Democratic Socialist Republic, which is still in force today.

But that may not interest ManuManiacs too much. The more important news for quality tea lovers will be that the production there is set on black tea, whether whole-leaf, broken or powdered. Also, depending on the altitude at which they grow, they vary in taste, theine content and aroma. In any case, they are the best teas in the world, bold and distinctive. Ceylon exports 300,000 tons of tea annually, about 90 % of its total production.

Ceylon's main growing areas are Dimbulla, Nuwara Eliya, Galle and Ratnapura. Genuine Ceylon Tea has a lion holding a sword in its logo. In the story describing the journey of the tea planters to the island, coffee trees, the mould epidemic and the British colonizers play a major role. The plot is easy to figure out. At the end of it, tea is delivered to the royal court.

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