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Luckily, the planned tea ban in East Frisia around the 18th century by King Friedrich II was not executed. Which allowed this balanced blend to be widely appreciated today, not only in East Frisia.
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Although there are different reports, it is assumed that Queen Victoria of England drank this breakfast tea in Scotland in 1892. Afterwards she took reserves with her to England, which is why it is now called 'English Breakfast Tea'.
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Makaibari is the first tea factory opened by an Indian in 1859 and the first garden to be certified organic in 1988. The name is derived from Makai = corn and Bari = field.
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In 1984, the state of Nepal gave land to over 100 farmers, which resulted in the current tea garden in the form of a cooperative. Located on and named after the third highest mountain in the world, the Kangchenjunga, teas are produced...
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Selected, early plucking from the biodynamic estate Seeyok. Founded in 1869, the name comes from 'Soyek', the Lepcha word for 'land of the believers'. Only about one third of the garden is used for tea cultivation. The remaining area...
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Translated, affectionately called ‘Bird’s Nest’. The garden extends from the mountains down to the river valley and is supplied with water all year round.
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This garden was opened in 2001 by two brothers. A matter of the heart, because they were able to tie in with their beautiful childhood memories of the tea plantations. Jun Chiyabari, translated as 'moonlit tea garden', is surrounded by...
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Banaspaty stands for flora, fauna and trees in the local language. Thus the name appropriately reflects the variety of native tree species and the rich wildlife and birdlife found in the tea garden, which was founded in 1905. It was also...
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Banaspaty stands for flora, fauna and trees in the local language. Thus the name appropriately reflects the variety of native tree species and the rich wildlife and birdlife found in the tea garden, which was founded in 1905. It was also...
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The tea garden is located at the mighty Brahmaputra and is itself crossed by the Belsiri River, which gives the tea its name. One of the largest estates in Assam, completely dedicated to organic production.
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The name goes back to the Hindu god Parashurama. He is said to have carried an axe 'Tongana' and once visited the village 'Gaon' near the tea garden. This was founded in 1927 and has been modernised considerably in recent years.
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Banaspaty stands for flora, fauna and trees in the local language. Thus the name appropriately reflects the variety of native tree species and the rich wildlife and birdlife found in the tea garden, which was founded in 1905. It was also...
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