Single Estate Lost Malawi English Breakfast Loose Leaf Black Tea
17 reviewsHandcrafted black loose leaf tea blended from harvests across one small, independent estate in the Shire Highlands. The oldest tea estate in Malawi and still family run.
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Ah...Satemwa tea.
The tea is simply wonderful. I grew up in Malawi, as a missionary kid. Even then, 45 years ago, there was something special about tea from the Satemwa tea estate...but this tea is now genuine sterling. Thanks for delivering it to my doorstep so stylishly.

A parade of delicious flavors
This tea brings a thrill of joy with its delicious flavors. I bring a cup of this for my boss when he has to open the store Saturday mornings and his eyes always light up and he says "Mmmmm, that is goooood!". And it is only one of our favorites from The Rare Tea Company

Robust flavor for any time of day
Tea is a more relaxing way to begin the day than coffee. Malawi Breakfast Tea is robust enough that I don’t miss my cup of coffee first thing. When I’m at home in the US I drink tea black, but I expect the flavor of this tea would come through very well with milk. Sugar is going too far, though, even though I now live in the land of sweet tea (iced). I spent my early teens in Southern Rhodesia of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, which was my first experience with the daily 4:00 pm ritual. The tea was from Malawi, then Nyasaland, so there are probably some ancient memories working their into my enjoyment.

A nice cup of tea
This is a lovely afternoon tea that you can have with cookies or a cucumber sandwich. It’s a mild black tea; not very malty. It’s very smooth, an easy drink with milk and sweetener (I use Stevia). It tastes like it does better with a little refined sugar, very little. It’s not a tea to get you going in the morning. It’s a tea to drink after a Saturday of shopping to refresh you, to calm you; to drink quietly with closed eyes, forgetting everything for a little while. This is truly the “nice cup of tea."

My favorite black tea!!!
I am sad I can seldom drink black tea as I really love this. Oh In the days of my youth!