Teas of India
 Assam Harmony tea
Types of Tea
from India
Assam tea, known for it's bold, dark liquor. A good choice with milk and sugar.
Ceylon tea, a delicate tea from the island off the south of India, now known as Sri Lanka.
Darjeeling tea, a subtle and sophisticated tea.
Nilgiri tea, fragrant tea from the mountains in the southwest corner of India.
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Teas of India
There are three major tea-growing regions of India, all producing superb and distinctive teas. Assam, in the Northeast, tends to be rich and full-bodied. Darjeeling, nestled in the cool, wet foothills of the Himalayas, is known for its delicacy. Nilgiri, in Southern India, grown at the highest altitudes, is the most subtle and is frequently blended with other tea varieties.
[assam] [darjeeling] [nilgiri] [ceylon tea]
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