Assam

Our master blenders assess and taste each individual batch of tea. This blend showcases the very best of Assam tea, with the rich soil and tropical climate of the Assam valley shaping its rich, intense flavour. 15 tea bags.Expertly grown within our Fairtrade Partnership....

Assam Loose Leaf tea - 113g. Bold & Rich. A strong, traditional cup that's as bold in flavour as it is in colour. Our loose leaf Assam tea is the main part of our English Breakfast. Punchy, nutty, malty and strong.Tasting notes: Bold, Rich,...

Product attributes: Vegetarian.A fine example from the world's biggest tea-growing region, this Assam stood out well above the rest. Characterised by its dark leaves and chunky golden tips, it produces a copper-red cup with a rich, malty flavour. Full-bodied and taking well to milk,...

Assam in north-eastern India grows exceptional tea in the lush soil of the Brahmaputra valley - and we pick ours at the peak of the season from some of the region's finest estates during the second flush harvest. It's rich, strong and full-bodied with...

Perfect Flavour ReleaseIndulgent, Velvety & Rich TasteBest Brewed for 1 - 2 MinutesPG Tips Gold Tea Bags is a luxurious blend, perfected with hand-plucked leaves from Rwanda, Kenya and Assam. Complemented with a new teabag shape to deliver a perfect flavour release and using...

The No.30 Assam Single Origin loose leaf tea from the Harrods collection is a responsibly sourced black tea that will ensure a moment of pleasure.The tea leaves have been selected from nutrient-rich land around the Brahmaputra River in Northeast India, with each blend having...

Since its inception, Newby has been on a mission to rekindle the world's love for quality teas, sourcing only the finest ingredients and prime-picked leaves for its luxurious brews.Now, the brand looks to the stars to craft your perfect cup with the Zodiac tea...

Assam Loose Tea. Strong & malt. What does it taste like?A bold, satisfying, proper cup of tea with a full-bodied, lasting flavour. Where does it come from?There are only two places in the world where tea plants are native.The state of Assam in India...