- BOP (Broken Orange Pekoe)– Delicate fragments of tea leaves, offering a brisk infusion.
- BOPF (Broken Orange Pekoe Fannings)– Finely broken leaves, yielding a robust and bold brew, slightly larger than dust.
- OP (Orange Pekoe)– Characterized by slightly smaller leaves, infusing a well-balanced cup with a touch of astringency.
- FBOP (Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe)– A graceful blend of larger broken leaves, interwoven with some tips, producing a flavourful cup.
- Pekoe– Twisted and coarse leaves, presenting a traditional and robust infusion.
- Pekoe1– A compact version of Pekoe leaves, delivering a potent and invigorating steep.
- OPA (Orange Pekoe ‘A’)– Distinguished by large, open leaves, crafting a bright and mellow tea experience.
- OP1 (Orange Pekoe One)– Slender and wiry leaves, infusing a smooth cup with a touch of briskness.
- BOP1 (Broken Orange Pekoe One)– Petite and wiry fragments, creating a brisk and vibrant infusion.
- FBOP1 (Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe One)– Gracefully broken leaves with firmness and tips, resulting in an aromatic and full-bodied brew.
- FBOPF (Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe Fannings)– Similar to BOP leaves but firm, with graceful tips, producing a well-rounded cup.
- FBOPF1 (Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe Fannings One)– Slightly smaller than FBOPF, featuring firm, dark leaves and a hint of tips.
- FBOPFSP (Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe Fannings Special)– An exquisite variation of FBOPF1, boasting superior tips and a luxurious, bold flavour.
- FBOPFEXSP (Flowery Broken Orange Pekoe Fannings Extra Special)– Rich and refined, with prominent black leaves and exceptional leafy tips.
- D (Dust)– Coarse granules, ideal for a swift and hearty steep, offering a straightforward infusion.
- D1 (Dust 1)– The finest tea particles, ensuring a strong and robust brew, slightly smaller than Fannings leaves.
WHITE TEA
- Silver Tips– Delicate and small, these unopened tea leaves are often referred to as “buds,” exhibiting a charming silver hue with a touch of white.
- Golden Tips– Resembling the splendour of precious gold, these leaves showcase a radiant and luminous coloration, combined with a subtle white infusion.
CUT, TEAR, CURL TEA (CTC)
- BPS (Broken Pekoe Special)– Uniquely curled tea leaf fragments, infusing into a distinctive and bold cup.
- BP1 (Broken Pekoe 1)– Slightly smaller than BPS, these fragments contribute to a robust and captivating brew.
- BPL (Broken Pekoe Leaf)– Uniform, intact tea leaf pieces that yield a well-balanced and satisfying infusion.
- PF1 (Pekoe Fanning’s 1)– Resembling BP1 but with smaller pieces, crafting a potent and flavourful tea experience.
- PD (Pekoe Dust)– The tiniest tea particles available, ensuring a rapid and intense steep, smaller than PF1 leaves.
OFF GRADES
- BOP 1A– Broken Orange Pekoe one A– Characterized by its weightless, larger leaves.
- BM– Broken Mix – Comprising smaller leaves compared to BOP 1A’s.
- FNGS– Fanning’s broken leaves, slightly larger than dust.
- FNGS 1– Fanning’s broken leaves, slightly larger than FNGS.
- PFNGS– Pekoe Fanning’s broken leaves, slightly larger than dust.
- PFNGS 1– Pekoe Fanning’s broken leaves, slightly larger than PFNGS.
- BP– Broken Pekoe – Noted for its broken stems.
GREEN TEA
- CH– Chunmee – Characterized by its curl twisted pieces, smaller than GP Sp.
- GP1– Gun Powder 1 – Twisted and coarse, resembling Pekoe in a green colour.
- GP2– Gun Powder 2 – Slightly larger than GP1, with a little more openness in the coarse leaves.
- GP Sp– Gun Powder Special – Noted for its blooming curl twisted pieces, larger than CH.
- GC– Green Curl – Opened coarse leaves with a darker color.
- SW– Sowmee – Known for its even and neat opened pieces.
- Sencha– Consists of tiny dark green needle-shaped pieces.
- GTFF– Green Tea Flowery Fanning’s – Similar to the BOPF, with firm leaves and green color, including little tips.
- GTFF1– Green Tea Flowery Fanning’s 1 – Slightly bigger than GTFF, maintaining a similar appearance.
- GRP– Green Tea Powder – A powdered tea, representing the final stage of the manufacturing process.
