Why tea in Mauritius is good?

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Why tea in Mauritius is good?

Located in the Indian Ocean between the equator and the Tropic of Capricorn, Mauritius benefits from a very acceptable tropical environment all year round. It has two main seasons: a temperate cold season with comparatively dry weather and a wetter summertime season. Mauritius is a gorgeous island that has been distinguished to heaven in multiple instances. The cute landscape is rich accompanying wild waterfalls, lush forests, mountains, and wildlife. When you visit the island, you are exposed to a whole new world where nature survives in its clean forms. People from different parts of the realm come in this place to get a breath of fresh air and savor nature to the most complete. Cultivated on the highlands of Mauritius, the tea plantations benefit from ideal climatic conditions for the cultivation of tea plants. This excellent quality of Mauritian tea, secured pesticide-free, is luckily not obtained at the expense of the environment.


5 reasons why Kuanfu Tea is Recommended.

1. Volcanic Soil

After the eruption of the volcano, the hot basalt oxidized the land of Mauritius and all the group of chemical elements materials. Mauritius has unique sandy soil without water depository, which is rich in nutrient, making it an excellent soil for planting the tea.

2. Excellent Water Resources

Since Mautitius is a country without any industry. The water is Pure and Pollution-free.

3. Air

The air kind ranks second in the experience. It is a legendary place for travel and health management.

4. Temperature Difference

Mauritius has a substitute sultry sea surroundings with enough rain, and only has two seasons: Summer & Winter. The annual climate is warm, the average temperature is 25 degrees. There is a large distinctness between Day and Night temperatures. When temperatures difference between day and night reaches 16 degrees, it is ultimate in consideration of the deposition of tea tree nutrients.

5. Planting Method

The tea farmers adopt the wild release management pattern, plus the abundant organic matter in volcanic ash soil, which does not need chemical fertilizers by any means. Getting benefits from the subtropical marine climate, no pesticides are used and no insect pest occur on the tea fields. The tea trees all evolve naturally in a beautiful Landscape.

What are the benefits of volcanic soil?


Volcanic deposits are enriched in elements such as magnesium and potassium. When volcanic rock and ash weathers, these elements are released, producing extremely fertile soils. Thin layers of ash can act as natural fertilisers, producing increased harvests in years following an eruption.





RIPE BLACK TEA

In 1814, Mauritius started to plant tea and produce a low-price English raw black tea with a simple process which had been far behind compared to other tea in the world! However, Mauritius Tea Investment Co., LTD. invented the K26 tea-making technology which developed a new category: Ripe Black Tea, which made the quality of Mauritius’ tea achieve a new world-class level! It helped Mauritius to write a new chapter in the history.




Mauristea Investment Co., Ltd
The tea 100% originates from the volcanic island, Mauritius!
Phone: +230 665 7627
Website: www.kuanfu-tea.com
Address: Dubreuil National Factory, Royal Road, Dubreuil, Moka, Mauritius

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