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7 October 2015 SURABAYA Technical Briefing Media Gathering About Dilmah How to Brew a Perfect Cup of TEA The Challenge Tea Presentation Food Presentation Timings Judging Criteria The Flow Winner & Prize


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Technical Briefing Media Gathering

7 October 2015 SURABAYA

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About Dilmah How to Brew a Perfect Cup of TEA The Challenge Tea Presentation Food Presentation Timings Judging Criteria The Flow Winner & Prize Media Exposure

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About Dilmah

  • Family Owned Business
  • Fernando Family From SRI

LANKA

  • “Tea From Garden to Your

Cup”

  • Traditional TEA, Hand Picked

and Made in the Orthodox Style!

  • Single Origin
  • Garden Fresh
  • Business is a Matter of

Human

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The story behind your cup of tea

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plucking

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withering

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rolling

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roll breaking

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fermentation

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drying & firing

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sifting

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3-5 Minutes | 2 Minutes | 2 Minutes | 2 Minutes 100oC | 80oC | 80oC | 70 - 75oC

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WHAT MAKES IT SO REMARKABLE THE HUMAN ELEMENT

How to brew the perfect cup of tea

Since tea is the most important element in a Real High Tea here are some basic points on making the perfect cup of tea. Whatever your guests’ preference may be these 5 basic rules will help you brew a tastier cup of tea

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WHAT MAKES IT SO REMARKABLE THE HUMAN ELEMENT

  • 1. Quality of Water

Spring water, filtered water or good tap water directly from the cold tap – pour into the kettle.

  • 2. Boil water just once

Why should one never re-boil water when brewing tea? Water is known to contain dissolved gases absorbed from the air. CO2 in water is gradually released during the boiling process. Re-boiling will in fact further reduce CO2 levels, resulting in changes in the colour as well as the character of the brew.

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WHAT MAKES IT SO REMARKABLE THE HUMAN ELEMENT

  • 3. The water quantity against the

tea quantity A general rule to follow is to use 1 tea bag for every 200 – 250 ml of water which is equivalent to approximately a standard tea cup. 4 Brewing times Black Tea at Boiling temperature for 3-5 minutes; Green Tea at cooler than Boiling temperature for 2 minutes *Brewing Green teas for more than 2 minutes can cause them to turn bitter

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WHAT MAKES IT SO REMARKABLE THE HUMAN ELEMENT

  • 5. Enhancements (adding milk / sugar)

Use an enhancement that doesn’t overpower the taste and character of tea:

  • Green teas (Sencha, Jasmine Green Tea) are never

recommended with milk

  • Should never add milk into infusions (Chamomile)
  • Strong black teas are served with milk and sugar

(Brilliant Breakfast)

  • Flavoured Black teas (Rose with French Vanilla and

Earl Grey) are best taken without milk

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The Tea Selection t – Series Design Gourmet Teas (loose leaf tea)

  • 1. Pure Peppermint Leaves

Savoured as a refreshing beverages since roman times, peppermint is naturally caffeine free and ideal taken after a meal to aid digestion. The natural peppermint oil in the leaves impart a menthol aroma and a zest to the infusion of the leaf, making this cooling and uplifting beverage.

  • 2. Brilliant Breakfast

A bright, brisk and bold tea. Intense and majestic, this tea offers body, strength, color and pungency representing the essence of a fine Ceylon tea. Grown in the Dimbula Valley, the Broken Orange Pekoe leaf yields a burgundy colored liquor which is robust and strong yet bright with an energetic personality. The fine BOP grade of tea with its small particle size produces the strength in this tea. Brew for at least 3 minutes in spring water. Brewed for 4-5 minutes for added strength, this tea then allows the addition of warm, dairy milk if desired.

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The Tea Selection t – Series Design Gourmet Teas (loose leaf tea)

  • 3. Lapsang Souchong

A gently smoked gourmet black tea produced in a traditional process that originates in the Qing Dynasty in china. The tea leaves are withered over pine or cypress wood fires producing a distinctive tarry note. This process originated in china’s Fujian

  • Province. The Black Strips of leaf produce a dark brown infusion

and a liquor that is dark burgundy, reflecting its strength and

  • body. This is very traditional and distinctive tea with depth,

body and a prominent wood smoke character.

  • 4. Italian Almond Tea

A medium strength ceylon tea, fragrant and with slightly sweet almond finish. Mid-elevation Ceylon Tea from Dombagastalawa Estate fused with the bitter-sweet flavor of Italian Almond. The slightly malty Ceylon Tea Produces a deep amber infusion which is enveloped by a deliciously piquant aroma of amaretto. The Tea has a nutty, sweet edge with rich a body. Ideal taken with sweet cakes and pastries, or for something different, as a t- shake, brewed strong , cooled and poured over vanilla ice cream.

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The Tea Selection Dilmah Exceptional Teas (luxury leaf bags in tea sachets)

  • 1. Elegant Earl Grey

A Bold and bright single region Ceylon Tea, grown at 5500ft altitude, gently fused with Bergamot Flavor. The result is a balanced, medium strength tea with the citrus note that is known as Earl Grey. This floral and fruity flavor balances the strength of the tea. Offer a refreshing and delightful drink.

  • 2. Fragrant Jasmine Green Tea

An inspiring green tea with bold leaf appearance, combined with petals of natural Jasmine Flowers . The liquor produced by this combination is mild and gentle; the special fragrance and a touch of sweetness comes from the night blooming Jasmine

  • flower. A soothing and meditative tea.

Dilmah tea samples will send for you to taste and create the best menu for the competition after confirmation Letter.

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“The SINGLE BIGGEST MISTAKE in Brewing the Tea is that the Competitor FORGETS to STIR the Tea!”

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The Challenge

  • Looking for a Contemporary and Unique Approach to the

Real High Tea for the 21st Century and Beyond….

  • DO NOT FORGET THE TRADITIONAL ASPECTS
  • Table Setting
  • Displays
  • Key Elements
  • NOT Looking for a TAPAS presentation
  • You MUST Demonstrate and Have a Complete

Understanding of :

  • The influence of the Terroir
  • The awareness of the brew ratio
  • Knowledge of the Taste of Different Teas
  • The Perfect Brew
  • The Use and Knowledge of Sustainable Ingredients
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What is YOUR THEME?

CONCEPT……

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Tea & Food Presentation

  • 1. 1 (straight) in loose leaf served HOT!
  • Not a flavored Tea
  • Not an Infusion Tea
  • Tea Brewed in front of the Judges
  • To Be Paired with 1 dish ( no need to be made by tea ) Could

be sweet or savory either Main Dish or Light Dish , Serve in Canapé Size

  • These can be HOT, WARM or COLD.
  • using t Series Loose leaf
  • 2. 1 Cold Cocktail (Tea Based with Alcohol) or 1 Cold Mocktail

(Non Alcoholic) To Be Paired with 1 dish ( no need to be made by tea ) Could be sweet or savory either Main Dish or Light Dish , Serve in Canapé Size For Cocktails using cold teas these can be prepared in advance.

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Food Presentation

  • Tea Inspired Cuisine

1 SWEET or SAVORY Dish to be made using TEA as an Ingredient.

  • The Tea Flavor Must come through! MUST TASTE THE TEA
  • These can be HOT, WARM or COLD.
  • Do Not need to pair with a TEA Drink!
  • Either Main Dish or Light Dish
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POINTS TO NOTE

  • You Must Make at

least 4 PORTIONS of Each Item FOODS and BEVERAGES

  • There are 2 Judges
  • Each must be Served ,

use a different plate

  • There is a Photo Shoot

for Drinks and Food

  • Picture Taking
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It’s your time……..

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TIMINGS…

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Timings….

  • Judges will come to your place as a

special Guest

  • You will get the participants number

with the itinerary of the competition from Dilmah Team

  • The exact time of the competition

to be confirm during the competition day and the crew will let you know one hours before your turn.

  • Dilmah will give each participants a

signboard for Dilmah Real High Tea Challenge for Cafes & Restaurants 2015 with a blank space to be filled with your competition Promo.

  • The Signboard shall be display for 2

weeks starting the competition

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COPIES OF THE MENU

2 Set of Menu, Notes including Rational, Theme, Recipes, Sustainability Etc…….

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  • To PRESENT the Tea Drinks and Food to

the JUDGES.

  • The order of presentation and

service is up to you, based on your concept and theme and the JOURNEY that you want to take the Judges on

  • Start with Hot Tea
  • Be Aware of the Strengths and

Flavors of both FOOD and DRINK as some items will overpower the taste buds when you select the presentation flow

  • TEA is the KEY
  • Participant must communicate

with the Judges

  • Please explain your process of

how you made the item.

Timings….

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  • REMEMBER to give at 1

Judge 1 copy of

  • Menu
  • 1 will be part of the

table décor and set up

  • Recipe Sheets
  • Concept
  • Judges should not ask

you any questions in this stage, UNLESS they are CONFUSED and need to CLARIFY Something

Timings….

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19 October 2015 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. D 5. e

20 October 2015

6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 21 October 2015 11. 12.

SURABAYA

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JUDGING CRITERIA

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JUDGING CRITERIA

  • 1. Table Layout, Menu Design, Rational and

Quality of Written NOTES (10 POINTS).

  • 2. Quality and Creativity of the Pairing of TEA

with FOOD (20 POINTS)

  • 3. TEA Presentation, Brewing Method Emphasis
  • n TEA (10 POINTS) - Judges will see how to

brew a perfect cup of tea

  • 4. Creativity & Quality of Tea Cocktail & Mocktail

(15 POINTS)

  • 5. Menu Items (Variety and Portion Size) to

Compliment THE REAL HIGH TEA Concept. (15 POINTS)  portion not too small/big

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  • 6. Tea Inspired Cuisine - Quality of TEA Inspires

Food Items in Respect to TEA and the Combination (20 POINTS) -> 1 food items have to taste the tea  using tea for cooking brew more tea leaves e.g 6 gr for >5 minutes

  • 7. Presentation and Concept of TEAS (10

POINTS) -> can make Western style/ Indonesian style

JUDGING CRITERIA

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No High Tea can be a Real High Tea without the Perfect Cup of Tea

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Winner’s Rewards:

The winner will be announced within a week from the close of the competition. The winner will received :

  • 1. Cash Money
  • 2. Special Design Samovar from Dilmah
  • 3. Dilmah Tea Products
  • 4. Dilmah Tea Accessories
  • 5. Certificate

WHAT MAKES IT SO REMARKABLE THE HUMAN ELEMENT

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WHAT MAKES IT SO REMARKABLE THE HUMAN ELEMENT

What’s in it for you?

Media Exposure: We will promote your venue via various

  • nline platforms and a variety of media

as a Dilmah Real High Tea venue. This is done with the objective of increasing the footfall to your venue and getting more people to experience the high tea you have created. Support and knowledge: Once the competition is over if you would like to continuing serving Dilmah Real High Tea at your venue we can assist you in setting up what is necessary..

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Dilmah Real High Tea Challenge Cafes & Restaurants Indonesia 2015 Media & Bloggers Privilege Card

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Social Media Info

For More info About this Dilmah Real High Tea Challenge Cafes & Restaurants Follow : IG : @DilmahTeaIndonesia Twitter : @DilmahTeaID FB : Dilmah Tea Indonesia

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Thank you for your attention and participant

  • PT. DAVID ROY INDONESIA