Tea Info - Three regions for RoyalTea Express

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Tea Info - Darjeeling the "Champagne of Teas" Nesting in the foothills of the snow covered Himalayan range, Darjeeling, grows this exclusive tea at altitudes ranging from 600 to 2000 meters. The cool and moist climate, the soil, the rainfall and the sloping terrain, all combine to give Darjeeling its unique muscatel flavor (a desirable character in Darjeeling teas denoting a grapey taste) and exquisite bouquet.The combination of natural factors that gives Darjeeling tea its unique distinction is not found anywhere else in the world. Hence this finest and most delicately flavoured of all teas has over the years acquired the reputation of being the Champagne of Teas. Darjeeling's exclusive taste and quality, as well as the fact that it can not be replicated anywhere else in the world, makes it one of the most sought after teas in the world. Since less than 1% of all the tea harvested in the world is Darjeeling, this tea always commands a higher price. Darjeeling tea is acknowledged as the superlative standard for flavor, unmatched by teas grown anywhere else in the world. Darjeeling is to tea, what champagne is to wine.
Tea Info - Assam Tea The Assam region is located to the far North East of India along the Burmese border. This is the land of the one-horned rhino, the land through which the mighty river Brahmaputra winds its majestic course. Assam is rich with nature's bounty and a rainfall ranging from 200 to 300 cms - a bounty that ensures a very special place for the teas grown here. The Assam Region produces more tea than any other in India. Assam teas are know for their strong, full, rich, full-bodied, pungent and sometimes malty bright liquor flavor. They are particularly popular as a tea to drink with breakfast in the morning. top
Tea Info - Nilgiri Tea The Blue Mountains' or the Nilgiris are situated in Southern India. A picturesque range of undulating hilly landscapes where tea is grown at elevations ranging from 1000 meters to above 2500 meters. Rainfall varies from 100 to 600 centimeters. These conditions favour the fine flavour and brisk liquor of Nilgiri teas. The combination of fragrance and briskness makes Nilgiri a truly unique tea found nowhere else in the world. Want to know more about Indian Tea? Read on. top
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