Which 4 Basilur teas were awarded at Great Taste 2020?

Creating unique blends and delivering the world's finest Ceylon teas is at the core of everything we do at Basilur. Through these efforts, we have gained the opportunity to be recognized for our endeavors in creating authentic tea-drinking experiences for tea lovers worldwide. To this end, we are humble to share the news of 4 Basilur blends being recognized at the Great Taste Awards presented by the Guild of Fine Food (GFF).
What are the Great Taste Awards?
The Great Taste Award is an annual event organized to recognize and reward the most outstanding entries in the food industry worldwide. Since its inception in 1988, the Great Taste Award has been organized and presented by the Guild of Fine Food (GFF) managed by the family of its original patron, Bob Farrand. The most important thing about the Great Taste awards is that it is open to any brand from any country in the world. Therefore, this recognition is a true testament to a brand being the best of the best! The credibility of the award is enhanced by the fact that it is granted based on evaluations by over 800 professionals who analyze 10,000–12,000 products annually based on numerous criteria to identify the best players in each food and beverage category.
Which Basilur blends were recognized?
English Breakfast
Basilur English Breakfast is one of our bestsellers both domestically and internationally. It is a staple of any tea collection with an aromatic, crisp, and malty profile. We create this classic blend from pure Ceylon black tea harvested from high-altitude regions such as Dimbula and Nuwaraeliya, where the weather conditions create the perfect environment for growing tea. This ensures the rich flavors required by English Breakfast.
English Breakfast tea with a dash of milk and sugar is the perfect accompaniment to your breakfast. It will also allow you to experience a hearty English meal from the wonderful Victorian era. In addition to the award-winning teabags, this product is also available in 100g loose leaf cans.
Earl Grey
Earl Grey is a favorite among tea connoisseurs worldwide. Its lighter flavor notes compared to its older sister, English Breakfast, make this blend a wonderful afternoon tea. The Basilur Earl Grey blend is made from teas from lower regions, such as Rathnapura, which have lighter flavor profiles. These subtle flavors along with the citrus aromas of bergamot oil create an exquisite brew. This complex flavor profile also means that it doesn't necessarily require an additional milk element. You can enjoy this product in teabags or in 100g loose leaf cans.
Autumn Tea
Basilur Autumn Tea is an excellent reflection of our efforts to diversify your cup of tea by creating unique blends that evoke the regional flavors of different seasons. This blend also aligns with our goal to help you create associations between favorite memories and a cup of tea. This is done by introducing memorable flavors and aromas into our blends. It is a blend infused with the familiar autumnal flavors of maple with the finest Ceylon black tea, providing a smooth, silky taste and a soothing aroma. As the leaves turn earthy shades of red and yellow, the cool breeze around us brightens a special blend of autumn in a cup. In addition to teabags, this product is also available as loose leaf tea in our 100g tin containers.
Cream Fantasy
Another blend that beautifully illustrates Basilur's pursuit of combining the flavors of fruits and flowers with the finest Ceylon tea. Basilur Cream Fantasy is a delightful concoction of pure Ceylon green tea with strawberry enhanced by creamy flavors. This particular blend offers an aromatic and light flavor profile, creating a romantic experience. You can try this product in our 100g loose leaf containers.
We believe that providing a wide range of flavors blended with pure Ceylon tea is the best way to create authentic tea experiences for tea lovers worldwide. We are extremely grateful to the Guild of Fine Food (GFF) for recognizing our efforts in striving to rediscover the global tea industry.



