Which classification is used for Ceylon tea according to growing elevation?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Low-grown, mid-grown and high-grown
- Step 1: Tea is grouped by altitude into low, mid and high grown. Answer: Low-grown, mid-grown and high-grown. Why not the others: Flush refers to harvest seasons, grades to leaf size and colour to processing.
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