01Hot
- Amount
- 1 teaspoon (2.5g)
- Water
- 100°C freshly boiled
- Time
- 2–3 minutes
Taste at two minutes; extend for more briskness.
A bright Ceylon tea with a floral bouquet, brisk body and a clean finish.
50gTry it first, or keep a few different teas open.
100gA sensible everyday pouch for most tea drinkers.
200g+Best when it is already part of your tea shelf.
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A bright, brisk Ceylon with a floral lift; good with lemon, fine with milk.
Perhaps not if you want a heavy, malty mug. Try Bukhial Assam TGFOP →
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High-grown Ceylon single origin
A sparkling Ceylon tea with a floral lift and brisk finish, grown high in Sri Lanka's Nuwara Eliya district. Perfect for drinkers who want aroma over heft.
The story
Lover's Leap takes its name from a waterfall in Nuwara Eliya, high in Sri Lanka's central highlands. The tea grows at altitude, where cool air and mist slow the leaves down and give them time to develop flavour. What you get in the cup is bright, lively and lifted rather than heavy and tannic.
Orange Pekoe simply means long, whole leaves carefully picked and processed. No orange flavouring involved, just a grading term that dates back centuries. These wiry leaves steep to a golden amber liquor with a floral bouquet and a clean, slightly citrus edge. There is a whisper of honey sweetness in there too, if you pay attention.
This is not a breakfast bruiser. It suits an afternoon moment when you want something brisk but not too bold. Try it plain first to catch the floral side, then add a small splash of milk if you like. It will take it, but it does not need it.
How to brew it
01Hot
Taste at two minutes; extend for more briskness.
02With milk
A splash softens the edge; too much hides the florals.
03Iced
Strain and serve over ice with a slice of lemon.
Shop tip: Pre-warm your cup or pot with a splash of boiling water before you brew. It keeps the temperature steady and the tea brighter.
Made for moments like
When you need a proper break but something lighter than a builder's brew. Put the kettle on, step away from the screen.
A pot of this beside a stack of supplements and a quiet kitchen table. No rush, nowhere to be.
Too early for a nap, too late for coffee. This brisk, aromatic cup fits the gap nicely.
Weighing it up?
Lumbini Ceylon Orange PekoeChoose Lumbini if you want a fuller body and a rounder, richer Ceylon cup.From £4.25
Margaret's Hope Darjeeling 2nd Flush TGFOPChoose Margaret's Hope for muscatel notes and a more delicate, fragrant character.From £6.45
Classic Earl GreyChoose Classic Earl Grey if you want bergamot citrus alongside the Ceylon base.From £3.50
Good questions
Bright and brisk with a floral lift, a touch of honey sweetness and a clean, citrus-edged finish. It is lighter and more aromatic than a malty breakfast tea.
Yes. As a black tea it naturally contains caffeine, similar to other Ceylon or English Breakfast teas. For an evening cup, try Decaf English Breakfast instead.
It is up to you. Try it plain first to taste the floral side. A small splash of milk softens the briskness, but too much will mask the delicate notes.
At roughly 2.5g per cup, a 100g pouch gives you about 40 cups. That is a few weeks of afternoon tea for most people.
Keep the pouch sealed and somewhere cool, dry and dark. Away from strong smells like coffee or spices, which loose tea can pick up.
Lover’s Leap Ceylon OP is a bright, medium-bodied Sri Lankan black tea with a brisk structure, floral lift and a clean finish. It suits drinkers who want more aroma and less weight than a sturdy breakfast blend.
Bright • Floral • Brisk
OP stands for Orange Pekoe, a made-leaf grade; it does not mean that orange has been added. The current Shopify ingredient field says black tea (Orange Pekoe).
The product is named Lover’s Leap and recorded as Sri Lankan black tea. The current shop record does not provide batch-level estate certification, elevation, cultivar or harvest details, so we do not claim them here.
Try it plain first. A small splash of milk softens the edge; a heavy pour can hide the floral side. This black tea contains natural caffeine, but no measured milligram figure is available for the finished cup.
Available in 50 g, 100 g, 250 g, 500 g and 1 kg choices. Read the Lover’s Leap guide for the Orange Pekoe explanation, comparison with breakfast tea and brewing adjustments.
Keep sealed, cool and dry, away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas.
What does Lover's Leap Ceylon OP taste like? A bright Ceylon tea with a floral bouquet, brisk body and a clean finish.
Does Lover's Leap Ceylon OP contain caffeine? Yes. As a black tea it naturally contains caffeine. For a later cup, Decaf English Breakfast is a gentler choice.
How do I brew Lover's Leap Ceylon OP? Use one teaspoon per cup with freshly boiled water. Taste it, then adjust the time next round rather than stewing the leaves.
Can I have Lover's Leap Ceylon OP with milk? Either way. Try it without first, then add a splash if you like.
How should I store Lover's Leap Ceylon OP? Keep the pouch sealed and somewhere cool, dry and dark, away from strong smells like coffee or spices.
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