Assam Black Tea (Loose Leaf) The Hathikuli Tea Estate cultivates noticeably pretty teas on one of the largest certified organic cultivation areas in the Assam Valley south of the River Bramaputhra. A rough optic malty, slightly bread-like flavor. Let yourself be delighted by its glowing copper colored cup with a strong and spicy scent. Ingredients: Black tea, from organic cultivation   Brewing: 4-5 minutes  203-212 °F  1-2 level tsp./ 6 oz serving

Assam Black Tea (Loose Leaf)

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Assam Black Tea (Loose Leaf)

The Hathikuli Tea Estate cultivates noticeably pretty teas on one of the largest certified organic cultivation areas in the Assam Valley south of the River Bramaputhra.
 
Ingredients: Black tea, from organic cultivation  
 
Taste: A rough optic malty, slightly bread-like flavor. Let yourself be delighted by its glowing copper colored cup with a strong and spicy scent.

Brewing:

  • 4-5 minutes
  •  203-212 °F
  •  1-2 level tsp./ 6 oz serving

 

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Reviews

  • 5
    Great single estate tea

    Posted by Lindsey B on 06 20 25

    This single estate tea originates from the Hathikuli Tea Estate, with hathikuli meaning a place frequented by elephants. The tea yields a bold cup with distinct sweet maltiness, reminiscent of dates and honey. Characteristic of Assam teas, it holds up to the addition of milk well. In my opinion, this tea is the perfect way to begin the day. Located between Kaziranga National Park and the Karbi Anglong Hills, Hathikuli Tea Estate, owned by Tata Tea Ltd, has been transformed into an organic farm. This conversion aims to maintain ecological balance in a biodiversity hot spot and prevent further environmental degradation near the World Heritage Site.