Indian Tea
India is one of the world's great tea nations, producing an extraordinary range of teas from its diverse growing regions. Our Indian Tea collection brings together the finest examples — from the rich, malty Assam Flowery and Assam Tips, to the delicate muscatel character of Darjeeling T.G.F.O.P. and the rare First Flush Glenburn Estate, the smooth South Indian Nilgiri, and the unique Himalayan Kangra Blue Hill. Each tea is a reflection of its terroir and the skill of the growers who produce it.
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Assam Tips or GBOP Loose Leaf Tea - Named after the area in India where it is grown. Golden broken orange pekoe refers to the quality and size of the leaf. This is a broken large leaf blend of strong, full bodied teas, with plenty of colour.
A blend of China teas and Darjeeling for a slightly smokey flavoured tea. Great in the afternoon.
A beautiful blend of Ceylon & Darjeeling origins, for the perfect afternoon cuppa.
From the hills of Nepal, this wonderful tea is fragrant like a Darjeeling, but with a fruity strength and character of a good Assam.
Often described as the "Champagne of Teas" due to its exclusivity. Darjeeling First Flush is made up of the first picking of the first leaves of the Glenburn Estate. Providing a delicate and fresh flavour with a sophisticated floral aroma, this tea has truly established its prized place in the tea market - and with good reason.
This is currently our only Darjeeling 1st Flush we have on hand, May 2026 crop has been stored appropriately to maintain that high quality flavour that First Flush holds.
Growing tea from the mid-19th century, Kangra Valley of the Gods in the north-western borderlands, only 100 kilometers from Pakistan, Kangra has a shorter growing season than most Indian plantations.
1000 meters above sea level and plenty of rainfall, the Kangra tea bushes produce a Darjeeling style brew with appealing flavour and delicate aroma.
With such a limited crop we are proud to say that we have managed to import a small parcel of a fantastic rare and somewhat overlooked Indian Tea.
