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Assam Gold Tea
Assam Gold Tea
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Rich, malty, and exceptionally smooth, Assam Gold Tea is a premium loose-leaf black tea sourced from the renowned tea-growing region of Assam, India. Crafted from carefully selected leaves harvested during the prized second flush season, this full-bodied tea brews a brilliant golden-amber cup with remarkable depth and complexity.
From the first sip, Assam Gold reveals layers of rich malt, golden honey, and freshly baked biscuit notes, followed by subtle hints of cocoa, oak, and delicate stone fruit. Its velvety mouthfeel and lingering finish make it a favorite among black tea enthusiasts seeking a bold yet refined daily tea.
Naturally rich in flavor and moderate in caffeine, Assam Gold is an excellent alternative to coffee, providing a satisfying morning boost without excessive bitterness. Enjoy it plain to appreciate its nuanced character, or add milk and sweetener for a classic breakfast tea experience.
Whether you're an experienced tea connoisseur or exploring premium Indian black teas for the first time, Assam Gold delivers the authentic taste that has made Assam tea one of the world's most celebrated tea styles.
Tasting Notes
- Malt
- Honey
- Biscuit
- Cocoa
- Oak
- Subtle Stone Fruit
Tea Details
- Tea Type: Loose Leaf Black Tea
- Origin: Assam, India
- Caffeine Level: Medium
- Body: Full
- Finish: Smooth and Lasting
Brewing Instructions
Use 1 teaspoon (2–3 g) of tea per 8 oz (240 mL) of water. Steep in freshly heated water at 205–212°F (96–100°C) for 3–5 minutes. For a stronger cup, increase the amount of tea rather than extending the steep time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Assam Gold Tea taste like?
Assam Gold Tea is rich, malty, and smooth, with notes of honey, biscuit, cocoa, and subtle fruit undertones.
Is Assam Gold Tea good with milk?
Yes. Its full-bodied character pairs exceptionally well with milk and sweeteners, making it an excellent breakfast tea.
How much caffeine is in Assam Gold Tea?
Assam Gold contains a moderate amount of caffeine, offering a balanced energy boost that many tea drinkers enjoy as an alternative to coffee.
Where does Assam Gold Tea come from?
This tea is sourced from Assam, India, one of the world's most famous regions for producing premium black tea.
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