01Hot
- Amount
- 1 teaspoon (2.5g)
- Water
- 100°C freshly boiled
- Time
- 2 minutes
Brew a little longer for more body, but keep it under 4 minutes to avoid bitterness.
Indonesian black tea with chocolatey depth and cashew-like nuttiness. Smooth enough to enjoy on its own.
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 smooth, chocolatey, nutty black tea that's easy to drink on its own.
Perhaps not if you want brisk and bright. Try Lover's Leap Ceylon OP →
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Single-origin Indonesian black
A smooth, malty Indonesian black tea with cocoa richness and a cashew-like nuttiness. Bold enough for mornings, polished enough to drink without milk.
The story
Indonesian tea rarely gets the attention it deserves. While Assam and Ceylon dominate the breakfast table, Java quietly produces some genuinely interesting black teas at altitude, and Santosa is a fine example. The leaves are processed in the orthodox style and graded BOPS, which stands for Broken Orange Pekoe Special. Smaller broken leaves mean a quicker brew with plenty of flavour.
What you get in the cup is a medium-bodied tea with real character. There is maltiness, yes, but underneath it sits a chocolatey depth and a smooth, almost creamy nuttiness that reminds some people of cashews. No added flavouring here, just the leaf doing its work. The liquor tends towards a bright yellow-gold, lighter than you might expect from something this flavourful.
It is bold enough to stand up to a splash of milk if that is how you take your tea, but try it black first. The rounded sweetness and gentle finish make it easy to drink on its own, and you notice more of those cocoa undertones without the dairy. A proper mid-morning brew when you want something a bit more interesting than the usual.
How to brew it
01Hot
Brew a little longer for more body, but keep it under 4 minutes to avoid bitterness.
02With milk
A stronger steep stands up well to a splash of milk.
03Second steep
A lighter cup with more of the floral undertones coming through.
Shop tip: Use water straight off the boil. This tea likes it hot and rewards you with more of that chocolatey depth.
Made for moments like
When you want something more interesting than builder's tea but just as satisfying.
Settle into the sofa with a book and a pot of something smooth. This one suits the pace.
Desk brew that keeps you company through the morning without demanding too much attention.
Weighing it up?
Golden Heaven YunnanChoose this if you want similar cocoa depth but from China, with a gentler sweetness.From £5.05
Bukhial Assam TGFOPChoose this if you prefer a bolder, maltier cup with a peaty edge that takes milk well.From £4.80
English BreakfastChoose this if you want a familiar breakfast blend rather than a single-origin character tea.From £3.50
Good questions
Yes, it contains natural caffeine. It is a proper black tea, so expect a similar caffeine level to other black teas.
You can. It is smooth enough to drink black, and many prefer it that way to catch the cocoa and nutty notes, but a splash of milk works nicely if you brew it a bit stronger.
BOPS stands for Broken Orange Pekoe Special. It is a grading term for orthodox black tea with smaller broken leaves, which brew quickly and give a full-flavoured cup.
At roughly 2.5g per cup, a 100g pouch gives you around 40 cups. Enough to get properly acquainted with it.
Keep it sealed in a cool, dry place away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas. A cupboard away from the spice rack is ideal.
Indonesian black tea with chocolatey richness, a malty body and a smooth, cashew-like finish. Santosa is a rounded choice when you want depth without added flavouring.
Try it as a change from your usual breakfast blend, tasting it black first to enjoy its nutty character.
Malty • Rounded • Comforting
Premium Indonesian black tea.
Does it contain caffeine? Yes — it contains natural caffeine.
Can I drink it with milk? Yes — a splash of milk works beautifully if you like a richer cup.
How should I store it? Keep it sealed, cool and dry — away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas.
For another rich black tea with cocoa-like notes, compare Golden Heaven Yunnan. For a more traditional malty morning cup, try Bukhial Assam.
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