Assam Loose Leaf Tea

Steep yourself in the rich heritage of Assam Loose Leaf Tea. They are nestled in the lush landscapes of northeastern Indian tea gardens. These gardens are famous for their strong, malty flavors. This trait sets this tea apart on the global stage.

We carefully select our Assam Leaf Tea from the best estates. This ensures each cup embodies the depth and vibrancy that this region is known for.

It's perfect for those who want to liven up their morning routine or add class to their afternoon tea. Our blend offers a full-bodied experience with every sip.

About Assam Loose Leaf Tea

A gem in the crown of Indian teas, hails from Assam. The region straddles the Brahmaputra River. It has a climate suited for growing tea. It is known for its rich, malty flavor and bright colour. It has a storied history dating back to the 1820s. That's when British officials first discovered it growing wild.

Quickly, it became a key tea-growing hub. Soon, it reached tables for breakfast and high tea worldwide. Our collection continues this tradition. It brings the best of these gardens to your cup.

Explore all our Assam Tea. Discover the unique qualities that each blend offers.

How to make Assam Leaf Tea

Making the perfect cup of Assam leaf tea requires precision and care. You need them to fully capture the tea's essence and flavors. Here's how to do it:

1. Boil Water: Begin by boiling fresh water. For the best taste, use spring or filtered water, as it's free from additives that could alter the flavour of the tea.
2. Warm the Teapot: Pour some of the boiled water in and swirl it around. Then, discard it. This step warms the pot, helping maintain the temperature during brewing.
3. Measure the Tea: Use about one teaspoon per cup. Adjust to taste, but remember, the beauty of it lies in its robust flavour profile.
4. Brew the Tea: Add the leaves to the pot and pour hot water over them. Aim for a temperature of around 90°C to 95°C (194°F to 203°F). Too hot, and the tea might brew too quickly, becoming bitter.
5. Steep the Tea: Allow the tea to steep for 3-5 minutes, depending on your taste preference. A short steep time makes the tea lighter. A long steep brings out its full body.
6. Strain and Serve: Use a tea strainer as you pour the tea into cups to catch any leaves. Enjoy your plain, or add milk and sugar to taste.

Caffeine Content

One cup has 60-110 mg of caffeine per 8 oz serving. It is one of the most caffeinated teas. This high caffeine level is part of what gives it its invigorating quality. It is a great choice for those looking for a morning or midday pick-me-up.

Remember, people vary in their sensitivity to caffeine. So, adjust the amount you consume to your own tolerance.

Storage Advice

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Keep the tea leaves away from strong odours to avoid absorbing unwanted flavours.
• To maintain freshness, store in an airtight container after opening.

In closing, our Assam Loose Leaf Tea is more than a drink. It is an experience steeped in rich history and tradition. Each sip invites you to explore lush landscapes. It immerses you in their rich and rewarding flavors.

This tea has deep roots in the fertile lands of northeastern India. It has crossed continents and centuries to find its way into your cup. Start your day or take a peaceful break in the afternoon. It provides energy and enjoyment.