Thyolo Moto

Malawi black tea
smoked with guava wood

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Thyolo Moto

Malawi black tea smoked with guava wood - Malawi - En stock

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VARIETIES/CULTIVARS: Assamica

PRODUCTION: The first step is to make a beautiful OP1 (orange pekoe 1). The "1" indicates that the leaves (of the same size) are sorted by hand to ensure homogeneity and balance in the infusion, then the tea is smoked with wood and guava leaves.

GRADE: OP1

TASTING NOTES: A warm tea with a rich aromatic bouquet: ashy top notes continue with a honeyed woody heart note that adds sweetness and depth, a long finish with fruity notes and a hint of camphor.

Choosing our Thyolo Moto means supporting a committed approach:

- We are very proud to be members of the Tree Planting Club: in 2024 we are financing the planting of 500 trees in partnership with our Malawian producer and his "Tree Planting Club" project. The aim: to promote the sustainable practice of agroforestry in tea cultivation, improve the incomes of local farmers by planting species that can produce crops (avocado, jackfruit, bamboo...), counter deforestation, soil erosion and the effects of climate change, pass on good environmental practices through training and long-term follow-up. Follow this link to find out more about the project.

- The producer has embarked on a conversion process to obtain "organic farming" certification: it takes several years to switch from conventional to organic farming, and is a demanding process that requires patience - time for the land, the tea plants and the people who work them to find a new balance. L'Autre Thé supports our Malawian producer in this process by buying his tea during this crucial period.

- Our producer is very much involved in the local community: his project has enabled a school and a clinic to be set up, and he is also helping farmers to acquire the skills they need to grow tea, and has joined forces with them to ensure a fair distribution of the income generated by tea sales.