Fresh tea Nuwara Eliya
This week felt a little long. It's Friday today, but I've actually left my hotel in Mount Laviniya and am having lunch at a Chinese restaurant called Kinjo in Colombo.
“The shrimp chili is delicious, and the stick chicken is also outstanding!”
Mr. Ranjit called me and said, "The past week has been very quiet and the weather has been mild." . .
The new tea, Nuwara Eliya, which will be on sale from July 2nd, is a little more light blue than before. Reddish.
The taste is gentle and easy to drink, and the aroma is greenish, but it also contains a sweet citrus scent, which is a rare quality. It looks like Nuwara Eliya when it was imported about 20 years ago.
I drink it with great nostalgia.
Yesterday, an 83-year-old man who has been drinking Nuwara Eliya for 25 years came from Kamakura.
“For me, Nuwara Eliya is my second most important daily drink after water,” she said. And the flavor that changes subtly every time is natural!
Tea is important, but this customer is important. I shook hands with him, brought a lot of tea, and left on the Enoden. . .
Are you drinking today too? . . 
