Every ingredient has a postcode.

Set on the steep slopes of Kurseong, this biodynamic estate produces a rare, cosmic tea harvested on full moon nights as the planets align.

Bordering Nepal, this picturesque estate in the Himalayas produces strong liquoring teas made from young robust bushes.

The flagship garden of Moran Tea Co., established in 1864, this estate is now a Rainforest Alliance certified garden producing bright golden CTC tea.

Spread across Sibsagar & Dibrugarh districts, Sepon is part of the Moran tea estates. This charming estate is known for its quality clones that produce fresh, full bodied tea.

Part of the Moran group of estates, Attabarie houses tv1 and Assam broad leaf jat, producing the best cup of well-rounded tea, sought after in internal and export markets.

Located close to Dibrugarh, Lepetkatta is a century old estate with quality clones, producing strong liquoring tea in both CTC & Orthodox format.

Originally a Williamson Magor & Co estate, this iconic estate primarily cultivates clones such as S3A3, Panitola and produces quality CTC, Orthodox and Green teas.

Flanking the south bank of Brahmaputra, Kenduguri produces the finest quality, high grown green tea with loyal customers in Punjab, Kashmir and Afghanistan.

Bordering the Borajan Reserve Forest is an amalgam of two estates Mahakali and Monkhushi. The estate is mainly TV1 & Assam jat clonals, producing fine CTC and Orthodox teas.

Originally an estate of the British Tea Co., Adddabarie produces high grade tea used in some of the most iconic blends. It is framed by the ancient Nameri forests and the Himalayas in the north.

Flagship tea estate of Luxmi, this young garden from Assam is known for producing the highest yield amongst the lot. The produce finds a strong market in Rajasthan.

Harbouring the Batasipur forest, this Assam estate produces full-bodied CTC tea, replenished by Dhirai, Gadhajuli & Sapoi rivulets.

This century old estate is known to produce young clonal tippys and the best Green tea in all of Assam.

Young tea gardens housed on the banks of River Gahuajuli, producing bright liquoring CTC teas.

A biodiverse estate situated close to Silchar, its tea grows amidst forests of teak and multiple other crops, including rubber.

Located in Unakoti dist, Manu Valley is the largest tea estate in Tripura and houses the largest tea factory, processing fine CTC tea.

Quaint tea gardens growing fine clonal on undulations harbouring the famous Kali Mandir.

Tripura estate growing the famed Silver Flame & Golden Glow tea amidst the dense forest range of Somra Halai.

Tea garden producing quality clonal tippy teas that are processed into Orthodox and Green Teas at Luxmi’s Golokpur Factory.

Tea gardens with soft undulations growing high yielding clonal teas on the bumps of land producing specialty teas.

Luxmi’s first endeavour in tea, the tea garden in North Tripura was born Pre-independent India. It continues to produce quality Green Tea.

Located in the western province of Rwanda, Gisovu grows its tea in a unique environment - at a height of 7600ft in an area with acidic soil from recent volcanic activity.

Overlooking Lake Kivu and surrounded by the active volcano Nyirangongo on the north, the estate has ideal conditions to grow fine tea with sustainable methods.

Overlooking Lake Kivu and surrounded by the active volcano Nyirangongo on the north, the estate has ideal conditions to grow fine tea with sustainable methods.

Situated in the scenic hills of Rwanda, Sorwathe estate is surrounded by lush landscapes and enjoys the ideal conditions for growing high-quality tea. SORWATHE was the first in Rwanda to craft Orthodox, organic, and green teas in Rwanda, grown without pesticides for your peace of mind and wellness.