SENSORY PROFILE

Appearance
Appearance
Compact, dark brown CTC granules with a distinctly rounded appearance.
Aroma
Aroma
Malty fragrance with gentle woody notes and inviting depth.
Taste
Taste
Full brisk characteristics with maltiness and a satisfying finish.

MAGIC INSIDE THE CUP

Orthodox Tea
Orthodox Tea
Traditional whole leaf tea crafted for exceptional aroma, depth and refined character.

Recommendation

Number of steeps
1
Best Consumed
Hot
How to Store
Store Airtight

Condiments

Milk
Recommended
Honey
Optional
Lemon
Not Recommended
Sugar
Optional

Caffeine Level

*Caffeine levels are in-house estimates, actual strength varies by brew time.

Answers you may seek

Hirajuli BOP brings together three useful details for a discerning buyer: Assam origin, a named estate and a second flush harvest. Its CTC format makes it approachable for customers who enjoy a substantial everyday black tea, particularly with milk. The distinction lies in knowing more about what fills your cup. Rather than choosing only a familiar regional blend, you can explore a selection identified with Hirajuli Estate and discover whether its individual character suits your preferred daily tea ritual.

BOP stands for Broken Orange Pekoe, a grade used to identify the size of processed tea particles. In this CTC selection, it refers to the compact granules rather than large, intact leaves. “Orange” is part of the grading terminology and does not mean orange fruit has been added. The grade helps describe the tea’s physical format; it does not establish flavour or quality on its own. Origin, harvest, processing and the actual experience in the cup complete the picture.

Yes, its Assam CTC format makes it a sensible choice for customers who enjoy traditional milk tea. CTC granules release colour and flavour readily, helping create a cup that can retain its presence when milk is added. Your preferred balance will depend on how strong and creamy you enjoy your tea. Hirajuli is especially inviting for someone who wants the familiarity of their daily milk tea alongside the interest of a named estate selection from a particular seasonal harvest.

Second flush identifies the seasonal harvest following the first flush. For customers exploring estate teas, it adds another layer of identity beyond the garden name and tea grade. It tells you which harvest this Hirajuli selection belongs to, making it more meaningful to compare with other seasonal teas. The designation does not guarantee a fixed flavour profile, because the finished cup also depends on the leaves and their processing. It offers a useful point of discovery for curious buyers.

Hirajuli BOP suits someone who enjoys Assam black tea and values a gift they can use regularly. Its generous quantity makes it practical, while the estate name and second flush harvest give it a story to share. It is particularly thoughtful for a traditional milk tea drinker who would enjoy discovering a more specific origin. Pair it with their favourite cup and a personal note and an everyday tea becomes a considered gift with plenty to savour together.