MUNNAR GREEN TEA

MUNNAR GREN TEA

The India Tea has its varieties based on its geographical origins. India Tea has its emblem to represent its tea brand. The India Tea Board maintains an appellation system to protect most tea names and origins. There are logos for each of the protected tea regions: Darjeeling, Assam Orthodox, Assam CTC, Dooars CTC, Dooars Terai, Nilgiri Orthodox, Nilgiri CTC and Kangra tea. Anyone using one of the logos must be registered with the Tea Board of India and submit their purchase and sale information yearly. The land where the three mountain streams Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala meet is home to tea that is a blend of health and taste. The teas are cultivated in the undisturbed ecosystem of the Western Ghats. With some tea plantations at 2200 metres above sea level, Munnar has some of the highest growing tea regions in the world. The golden yellow brew with an orange depth is a combination of strength and briskness. Liquor of golden yellow with an orange depth and a rounded cup. Strong bodied with lively briskness, a touch of fruit and a startlingly lingering note of sweetness in the finish. The beauty of the hills beckons you to an inspiring morning of tea. The bright green circular emblem of Munnar Green Tea has a tea bud with three leaves sprouting amongst the clouds and supported by a nilgai - the largest antelope of Asia, which is found in Munnar. This is bordered by its name in sans serif font at the top. All the elements are enclosed with a circular border line.