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Culinary Teas Assam Gingia - TGFOP Black Tea
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Culinary's Assam Gingia is a premium black tea from India's legendary Gingia Estate, graded as TGFOP (Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe). This loose-leaf tea delivers a rich, golden infusion with full body and complex malty, juicy notes that satisfy serious black tea enthusiasts seeking authentic depth and natural richness.
What sets this blend apart is its superior leaf quality and the estate's meticulous harvest standards. You'll notice the powerful aroma and deep liquor color immediately, making it ideal for a robust morning cup or afternoon steep. The thickness and smoothness create a luxurious drinking experience that showcases why Assam is prized by tea lovers worldwide.
Why You'll Love This Culinary Blend
- Estate-sourced excellence — Gingia Estate produces some of India's finest black tea leaves
- Full-bodied flavor — Malty, juicy notes with satisfying complexity and smooth finish
- Premium grading — TGFOP designation means superior tip content and exceptional quality
- Versatile brewing — Works beautifully hot or blended with milk, thanks to its natural boldness
- High caffeine content — Perfect for morning energy or afternoon pick-me-up
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Culinary Teas Assam Gingia - TGFOP Black Tea taste like?
This blend offers a malty, juicy profile with full body and smooth finish. The golden liquor is rich and complex, ideal for those who enjoy traditional, robust black teas without harshness.
Is this black tea good for milk tea?
Absolutely. The natural thickness and flavor intensity of this Assam makes it an excellent choice for milk tea—the boldness holds up beautifully when combined with cream or milk.
How much caffeine does this black tea contain?
As a traditional black tea, this blend contains naturally high caffeine levels, making it perfect for morning energy or an afternoon boost.
What makes TGFOP grading special?
TGFOP (Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe) indicates premium leaf size and tip content. More tips mean higher quality, richer flavor, and a more luxurious brewing experience.
- Ingredients: Black tea.
- Origin: Gingia Estate, Assam, India
- Type: Black tea, loose leaf
- Grade: TGFOP (Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe)
- Flavor Profile: Malty, juicy, full-bodied
- Liquor Color: Deep golden to amber
- Best Served: Hot, with or without milk
- Caffeine Level: High
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High Caffeine
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Caffeine-Free: 0 mg per cup
Decaf: most caffeine removed; a small amount remains
Low Caffeine: 1–19 mg per cup
Medium Caffeine: 20–39 mg per cup
High Caffeine: 40+ mg per cup
Ingredients
Assam Black Tea
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| Tea type | Black tea | Black tea | Black tea | Black tea |
| Format | Loose leaf | Loose leaf or sachets | Loose leaf | Loose leaf |
| Caffeine | High | High | High | High |
| Flavor notes | Smooth, Fruity | Smooth, Round | Fruity, Spice, Smooth | Floral, Smooth, Fruity |
| Key ingredients | Assam Black Tea | Assam Black Tea | Black Currant, Strawberries, Peach, Black Tea | Cocoa Nibs, Apple Pieces, Rosehip, Calendula… |
| Origin | India | India | Not listed | Not listed |
| Brewing | Not listed | 212°F · 3–5 min | 205°F · 3–5 min | 212°F · 3–5 min |
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