Satrupa is located in the most easterly part of Upper Assam. Major Robert Bruce came in 1823 with a platoon of soldiers to help the ethnic tribes fight against the Burmese slave traders. In gratitude for their help the Chief of the Singpho tribe gave Major Bruce a tea sapling that forms the basis of the present garden. Satrupa has an appetising aroma, producing a robust cup with untypical astringency. People who bought this item also bought: |
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From the Nagaland province of Assam, near to where tea was first found to be growing wild. Mangalam is bright, rich and has a full bodied maltiness and sufficient astringency to enable it to take milk well. People who bought this item also bought: |
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This wonderful second flush is from the great Harmutty garden located in the Brahmaputra valley. It is usually picked in May, having plenty of golden tips and a bold, distinctly rich, well rounded malty taste. A top Assam. People who bought this item also bought: |
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This is a well made Assam with a wiry leaf and traditional malty, yet light flavour. Dikom is considered one of Assam's best tea estates. People who bought this item also bought: |
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One of the best gardens in Assam, established in 1870. Harmutty is a well made, tippy tea producing a well rounded, smooth cup with an earthy foresty character. It all makes for a very compelling start to a day. People who bought this item also bought: |
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A July tippy mid season picking from the Maijan garden in the Dibrugarh District of upper Assam. It produces a golden liquor with a full, malty cup. People who bought this item also bought: |
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Certified organic by the Swiss Certification Service, this excellent BOP from the Sewper Tea Estate will satisfy your wish to drink tea grown without pesticides or artificial fertilisers. It is fresh and delicately malty. See our list of organic teas. People who bought this item also bought: |
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Sharing the qualities of Assam with those of Darjeeling Sikkim is a mountainous province in the eastern Himalayan foothills between Darjeeling and Assam. This lovely rich tea, from the Temi Estate, has mellowness and lack of tanin but sufficient strength to be attractive to those who like their tea without milk but wanting some body. The liquor is light and almost winey in appearance. People who bought this item also bought: |
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