Ceylon Tea
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A British Classic: English Breakfast Tea
Previously, we looked at Rooibos tea so today we are going to explore a British classic in tea, English Breakfast. It is one of the most standard teas for tea lovers, ranging from beginner to connoisseur. You may have seen them in supermarkets here in the US, with a wide range in the tea aisle,… Continue reading
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Recipe – Honey Cake
Are your cakes always sad in the middle? Do you despair of making a good cake that rises? Well fear not, this cake is supposed to be sad in the middle and it never rises that much either! On the other hand it does taste delicious whether hot or cold! You… Continue reading
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“The Leading Teas of the World – Ceylon” by Herbert Compton
Many tea-drinking regions have changed over the centuries, but few transformations have been as remarkable as that of modern-day Sri Lanka. Many tea-drinking regions have changed over the centuries,strong>Ceylon, the island nation off the southeastern coast of India remains one of the world’s most respected tea-producing regions. Although the country’s name officially changed to Sri… Continue reading
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Tea People: James Taylor (No, Not That One)
The name James Taylor probably isn’t as popular as John Smith, but it’s certainly not an uncommon one. For those of us who grew up in a certain era, James Taylor conjures up images of a tall, thin singer and songwriter of laid back pop/rock songs. Of course, the best known tea person to be… Continue reading
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Sencha from Sri Lanka? Yep!
When a tea vendor recently announced a Sri Lankan-grown sencha, it immediately sparked discussion among tea enthusiasts. For many tea drinkers, sencha is inseparable from Japan. It is one of the country’s most popular tea styles and a cornerstone of Japanese tea culture. So the idea of a “Ceylon Sencha” naturally raises an interesting question:… Continue reading
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Is Ceylon Tea an Aphrodisiac?
Disclaimer: This article discusses marketing claims and scientific research related to tea. It is not medical advice and should not be interpreted as evidence of any health or therapeutic benefit. Consult qualified healthcare professionals regarding medical concerns. Tea has inspired its share of extraordinary claims over the years. Some focus on flavor, others on rarity,… Continue reading
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Teas of the World: Mid-Grown Sri Lankan (Ceylon) Teas
The number 3 or 4 player in tea growing in the world is the island nation off the south coast of India. Formerly named “Ceylon,” it is now called Sri Lanka. The teas, though, are still referred to as Ceylon teas. They are used in many blends, including brands like Barry’s and PG Tips, instead… Continue reading
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Tea Review — The English Tea Store’s Organic Ceylon
Most of us have probably heard the term terra incognita, but perhaps you’ve never thought much about where it comes from. As the story goes, once upon a time the phrase was inscribed upon those areas of maps that were an unknown. Nowadays, of course, these areas don’t take up as much space as they… Continue reading
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Ceylon Black Tea
Ceylon black tea is a real taste pleaser. The island nation of Sri Lanka has become a big player in the world of tea. They are ranked 3rd (or possibly 4th after Kenya which has increased its tea production greatly in recent years) in tea production worldwide. Most of the tea is processed as black… Continue reading
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Pairing Tea and Food — Stuffed Bell Peppers and Ceylon Black Tea
Time for another recipe (the 3rd in a baker’s dozen). This is another that goes great with tea. Be adventurous and give her recipe a try with a pot of the tea named and assess the pairing for yourself. The recipe: Stuffed Bell Peppers with Ground Turkey and Sun-Dried Tomatoes Ratcheting up an old favorite… Continue reading
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