Iced Ceylon Gold Delivers the Goodness of Sri Lankan Tea
Rahul Kalvapalle — October 28, 2014 — Lifestyle
Iced Ceylon Gold is a phenomenal variety of icea tea produced by Massachusetts-based tea company Tea Forte. Every tea-drinker worth their salt knows that Sri Lanka -- formerly known as Ceylon -- produces some of the best tea in the world. So if you're an ice enthusiast, Iced Ceylon Gold needs to be on your shopping list.
This delicious ice tea uses the highest quality organic black tea leaves from the world-famous Blackwood Estate in Sri Lanka. The tea is golden in color, crisp in texture and bold in flavor, making for a spectacular ice tea experience.
Preparing Iced Ceylon Gold is pretty straightforward, so everyone can enjoy a chilled glass of Sri Lankan goodness. Simply steep the tea for 2-4 minutes at 208 degrees Fahrenheit (98 degrees Celsius).
This delicious ice tea uses the highest quality organic black tea leaves from the world-famous Blackwood Estate in Sri Lanka. The tea is golden in color, crisp in texture and bold in flavor, making for a spectacular ice tea experience.
Preparing Iced Ceylon Gold is pretty straightforward, so everyone can enjoy a chilled glass of Sri Lankan goodness. Simply steep the tea for 2-4 minutes at 208 degrees Fahrenheit (98 degrees Celsius).
Trend Themes
1. Organic Tea - Tea companies can innovate by introducing more organic tea products to meet the growing demand for natural and sustainable products.
2. Specialty Tea - Tea companies can differentiate themselves and add value through specialty tea products, showcasing unique blends and flavors.
3. Convenience - With more people working remotely and on-the-go, there are opportunities for tea companies to create convenient packaging and delivery options for their products.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can capitalize on the trend of organic tea by incorporating these products into their menus and shelves.
2. Tourism - The tourism industry in Sri Lanka can benefit from promoting and showcasing local tea production as a unique cultural experience for travelers.
3. E-commerce - With the rise in e-commerce, tea companies can reach a wider audience through online platforms and create unique packaging designs for shipping products directly to consumers.
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