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This is a very large, whole-leaf tea that can take a long steep and still yield a fruity, smooth cup. A great number of golden tips are apparent. Natural tannins give this tea a slight astringency, and it is particularly good with milk and/or sugar.

Assam Black Tea (TGFOP): Assam Black Tea TGFOP ( 4 oz )

Assam Black Tea (TGFOP): Assam Black Tea TGFOP ( 8 oz )

Organic Assam Black Tea (TGFOP): Organic Assam Black Tea TGFOP ( 1 LB )

The spring sun gilds the snows of Mt. Kanchenjunga. In the clear days before the summer monsoon, the first flush of spring tea is ready for harvest. This is golden-tipped pure Darjeeling, rarest of the Indian black teas, a delicate tea of amber color and flowery aroma, with a flavor that hints of green muscat.

Throughout India, chai stalls are a meeting place for provocative tea and conversation. From its homeland in China, chai has journeyed as chai, thé , and tea, recreating itself in every land. Numi's golden brewed, organic Chai fuses rich cultures in a complex and hearty Assam black tea. Indian cinnamon and mild green cardamom evoke a warm balance with the vitality of Chinese ginger. The peaked, sweet aroma of Turkish anise exhilarates memories. Reminisce in aged tradition with an inspiring cup of...

The British became interested in tea cultivation in the Assam region of India in the 1830's when it appeared that treaties with China which included tea were not going to be extended. The East India Company made representations to the British Governor of India to be allowed to research the possibility of tea cultivation in India. These discovered a hardy camellia that was indigenous to Assam. This particular genus of the camellia eventually became know as the Assam jat and today forms the backbone...

The British became interested in tea cultivation in the Assam region of India in the 1830's when it appeared that treaties with China which included tea were not going to be extended. The East India Company made representations to the British Governor of India to be allowed to research the possibility of tea cultivation in India. These discovered a hardy camellia that was indigenous to Assam. This particular genus of the camellia eventually became know as the Assam jat and today forms the backbone...

This organic tea is from the Assam region of India. Assam's tea growing conditions are perfect for tea with temperatures reaching up to 100 degrees Fahrenheit. The high temperatures along with the Brahmaputra River create a natural greenhouse effect for tea growing. The finest teas in Assam were selected for this tea. This tea has a wonderful full bodied character with classic Assam malt flavor. USDA Organic Free shipping with purchase over $60.

Tasting NotesAssam is a full bodied Black Tea that brew up a burgundy-red cup with rich aromas and an uncomplicated, malty flavour. Enjoy it hot any time of the day with a little milk and sugar to bring out the tea's delicate sweetness. It is also delicious served with lemon or as iced tea for hot summer days. More...This tea is named after the region of its production: Assam, India. This part of India experiences high precipitation with hot daytime temperatures that create greenhouse-like conditions...

Details Assam tea is grown in the northeastern state of Assam, in India. Assam is the world’s largest tea-growing region. This tea creates a thick, strong, and malty brew with a dark reddish brown coloration. A delicious single-origin tea, Assam plays an important role in “breakfast” tea blends. This tea is sold loose leaf, meaning it will not arrive packed in tea bags. Click here to add T-Sac Tea Pouches to your order.

1 pound of robust, malty black teas from India. Used alone and in blends, the familiar flavor makes a great breakfast tea, especially if you like milk or cream in your tea. The body is superb.

Bukhial is a tea estate belonging to and managed by George Willamson Assam Ltd - the world’s largest privately held tea plantation group. Bukhial is situated on the south side of the Brahmaputra River in the state of Assam near a remote region called Nagaland. Wild elephants still roam the estate, but it could be worse; a century ago headhunters also lurked in the forests! In this area rainfall is lower which makes the bushes grow more slowly, producing an outstanding tea. This well-made orthodox...

Lots of golden tips. Steeps a malty, sweet and rich cup. You may also be interested in the following product(s) Brand Ovation Teas Size 3 oz bag Tea Base Black Tea Other people marked this product with these tags: Loose tea (0) black tea (0) Loose leaf black tea (0) Loose black tea (0) Loose leaf tea (0) Estate tea (0) High grade tea (0) Single estate tea (0) Gourmet tea (0) Gourmet black tea (0) Gourmet loose leaf tea (0) Gourmet loose leaf black tea (0) leaf tea (0) assam black...

This delicious decaffinated tea comes from the Fatichera Tea Gardens in Northern India You'll find a cup that is refreshing, mellow and fruity. Brewing hints: brew 4-5 minutes. Certified organic, Fair Trade certified and Bio-Dynamic, CO2 decaffeinated. All our decaffeinated teas are decaffeinated using the CO2 removal process. This means that carbon-dioxide is applied at high pressure to the leaves to remove the caffeine. This is a “naturally decaffeinated” process, necessary if the product is to...

  Just like the big cat, this tea has a strong and brisk flavour. Grown along the banks of river Brahmaputra, it draws its name from the exotic fauna of this region. Snow Leopards, Clouded leopards and tigers saunter in the lush green valleys of border areas of Assam. Long wiry leaves in this blend yield hearty liquor, with an unusually mild and smoky flavour. The bright red infusion displays ample maltiness, yet with a smooth finish. It cups deliciously with milk and sugar, and makes a lovely breakfast...

Steeps a very rich, full-bodied cup with a well-rounded, malty nose. Perfect for the addition of milk or sweetener.