
Tea Estates
Sri Lanka’s tea estates, primarily located in the central highlands, are renowned for producing some of the world’s finest tea. These lush plantations, such as those in Kandy, Nuwara Eliya, and Hatton, offer scenic landscapes and a rich history. The estates contribute significantly to the country’s economy, exporting high-quality Ceylon tea worldwide.

Ceylon Tea Regions
he brew in your cup has a story to tell. It speaks of rolling hills, abundant sunshine, and lush provinces.In Sri Lanka, the central and southern provinces produce most of its tea. Varying elevations and micro-climates influence the distinctive flavour, colour, aroma and seasonality of Ceylon tea.

Ceylon Black Tea Grades
Ceylon Tea as we now know comes in different varieties, which has flavors and aromas unique to itself. Along with the a variety of teas, there are varieties of grades that Ceylon tea has been separated into.
Uda Pussellawa Tea
Uda Pussellawa is a small, less occupied area in the central province. The district entirely covers in tea cultivation. Therefore, you will see the beautiful tea mountains around the area. The tea estates in this area enjoy two ‘quality seasons’, the western as well as the eastern season. The teas from the upper part of the district, bordering Nuwara Eliya (which lies immediately to the west), enjoys the seasons.
Elevations in Uda Pussellawa are somewhat lower than the Nuwara Eliya, ranging from 5,000-6,000ft.The tea of Uda Pussellawa appears darker in the cup, with a pinkish hue and a hint of greater strength. Therefore, this unique characteristic easy to identify tea from other tea regions.
Western and Eastern season tea
The eastern quality season from June to September produces the best teas of the year. Therefore, It is a peak period, closely followed by the western season during the first quarter. The dry, cold conditions during this latter period add a hint of rose medium body and subtle character.
Periods of heavy rainfall, on the other hand, tend to produce a tea that is darker in the cup and stronger-flavor. Uda Pussellawa produces a variety of leaf sizes and styles.