Premium BOPF
Samrin Premium BOPF — 100 g
Bright and Full Bodied
Rs. 360.00
A bright, lively and full-bodied Ruhuna BOPF with a more noticeable tea flavour. It is especially enjoyable plain and still has enough strength for milk.
Samrin Premium BOPF offers a different style of strength from Samrin Strong. The cup is bright and lively, with a clearer tea flavour. BOPF is a fine black-tea grade that infuses readily. The loose format also lets you adjust the amount and brewing time, whether you make one cup or a pot.
Choose this if
You want a strong, bright cup with a more noticeable tea flavour, especially when drinking it plain.
Product details
- Pack
- 100 g loose tea
- Tea
- BOPF pure Ceylon black tea
- Origin
- Ruhuna, Sri Lanka
- Source
- Unblended tea from Samrin Tea Factory
How to brew
Loose tea, brewed simply.
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More reasons to choose Samrin
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Strong or Premium BOPF — which is right for me?Choose Strong for a darker, bolder cup that works especially well with milk. Choose Premium BOPF for a bright, lively tea flavour that is especially enjoyable plain and can also be taken with milk.
Samrin Strong is selected for robust flavour and deep colour. Start here if you usually drink milk tea or enjoy a stronger plain cup.
Samrin Premium BOPF gives you a bright, full-bodied cup with a more noticeable tea flavour. It is best appreciated plain, while retaining enough strength for milk. Choose loose tea when you want to adjust the amount or prepare a pot. Choose tea bags for quick cup-by-cup preparation. Your usual way of drinking tea is the best guide.
Why Ruhuna Tea Is SpecialRuhuna is known for deep colour, full body and a strong, distinctive flavour. It is the rich and satisfying tea style many Sri Lankan drinkers already enjoy.
Ceylon teas do not all taste the same. Sri Lanka has seven recognised tea-growing regions, each with its own cup character. Ruhuna is part of the country's low-grown tea area, where warm conditions help produce richly coloured, full-flavoured black tea.
In your cup, this can mean a deep liquor, satisfying body and a robust character that remains noticeable with milk. Ruhuna gives Samrin a recognisable regional identity rather than only the broad description Ceylon Tea.
What Samrin Brings to Your CupUnblended Ruhuna tea from one known factory, made and packed at the same place. You get a clear source and regional character at a price intended for regular tea drinking.
Samrin tea comes from one identified factory in Ruhuna. It is not mixed with teas from unrelated factories or regions simply to create a standardised profile. This keeps the connection to the factory's own production and makes the source behind the tea easier to understand.
Tea is a natural product, so its character may change slightly with the season. We keep that natural connection while selecting tea for each Samrin range. The loose tea is packed at the same factory, which reduces unnecessary transfers. Batch identification and consumer-care details also give you a direct way to ask about the pack you bought. Tea with a clear regional and factory source often carries a premium price. Samrin aims to offer this transparency within the price range of good tea bought for regular use.
Our Quality and Freshness FocusThe tea is manufactured under Samrin Tea Factory's ISO 22000:2018-certified food-safety management system and packed at the same factory.
Samrin Tea Factory's ISO 22000:2018 certification covers black-tea manufacture from withering to sifting. The finished loose tea is then packed at the same factory, keeping the journey from finished tea to sealed pack short and easier to oversee.
Tea can absorb moisture and nearby odours and can gradually lose aroma during storage. We therefore pay attention to the condition of the tea at packing, storage, packaging materials and seal integrity. The pack is selected to help reduce exposure to moisture, air, light and strong odours. After opening, close the pack tightly and keep it in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and strong smells.
Visit Samrin Tea FactoryFactory visits are planned from November 2026. See where Samrin tea is made, learn how fresh green leaf becomes black tea and taste Ruhuna tea close to its source.
Samrin Tea Factory is in Nakiyadeniya in the Galle district, within the tea-growing landscape between the Kanneliya, Dediyagala and Kottawa forest areas. Visiting gives customers a chance to see the place and meet the people behind the tea.
Planned visits will explain how fresh green leaf becomes black tea, introduce different tea grades and let visitors experience Ruhuna tea at its source. Opening dates, activities and booking arrangements will be confirmed before visits begin. Contact Samrin to register your interest.
Still unsure?
Taste Samrin Strong and Premium BOPF in the way you normally make tea, then choose the cup you prefer. Samples are subject to availability. We will confirm the delivery arrangements and any applicable charge before sending.
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