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Assam Harmony in bulk available for wholesale. Bold, powerful Golden Tip black tea from the Assam region of India. A deep, burgundy-red cup, textured spicy and roasted grain aroma, malty rich flavor with notes of raisins. Pungent, but smooth astringency, making this tea an ideal cup to pair with milk and sugar. This outstanding Assam comes from a favorite garden of ours, Mangalam Estate.
This tea contains a high level of caffeine | Steep at 212° for 3-5 minutes.
Customer Reviews (951)
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Christina Hodges
“ Lightly toasted flavor and aroma. Great for those who are looking for a basic black tea. Delicious with cream and light sugar. ”
Jul 18th '24
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Bridgette Frank
“ This Assam is one of the most delicious I’ve ever tried. ”
Apr 17th '23
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Jim R.
“ Beautiful black and golden threads of rolled tea leaves were noted in my communiTEA packet. What a wonderful sight it was! This one’s getting the Yixing clay mug treatment for special black teas today! Malty aromas were noted.
I normally steep plain non-Ceylon blacks at 200°F to avoid any intense bitterness. I pulled the steep at three and a half minutes when the color depth was dark enough to my liking.
When hot, mild and toasty malt flavors were noted. Dark unsweetened cocoa flavors were mild. No bitterness was noted. I added ¼ teaspoon of sugar to bring other flavors to the surface.
When warm, I didn’t notice any raisin flavors. What I did notice were moderate molasses flavors instead. Moderate malt flavors were very pleasant and tasty. An appropriate amount of bitterness was noted. Just the right amount of smooth astringency was noted.
This tea was an example of a bold, rich and flavorful tea. In one word, Outstanding! (3 mins 30 secs @ 200ºF, ¼ tsp sugar) ”
Mar 3rd '21
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Carrie
“ CommuniTea review: I find it hard to review black teas. I enjoyed this with cream and sugar. I found it to be full bodied, smooth...classic, I suppose. Looking forward to multiple steeps. ”
Mar 3rd '21
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A F
“ This is a perfectly balanced, rich, and full-bodied black tea. There are no surprise flavors here, just a classic tea with a clean crisp taste. The mix of light and dark brown leaves brew into a beautifully sunkissed reddish brown liquor. Sipped plain at a comfortable temperature, the taste is bold and earthy with a pleasant amount of astringency and dry mouthfeel at the finish.
Brewed at 212F for 4 minutes, the leaves were fully open and the tea water was a bright burgundy. After test sipping, I added milk and sugar to make this a smooth tasting cup of tea.
Compared to its cousin, Assam Melody, this tea is simpler and not as complex in flavor. Its bold and refreshing taste makes it a pleasure to sip on its own and would blend well with other teas.
Another flavor resteep was enjoyed adding more time to brew. I definitely will order this one.
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Tucked in between Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Myanmar, Assam is a T-shaped (no pun intended) state in northeastern India. A haven for endangered species, including the one-horned Indian rhino, Asian elephants, pygmy hogs, tigers, and more, it is also the tea-lover's dream. Combining high precipitation during its monsoon season and high daytime temperatures, it features a greenhouse-like environment that is perfect for cultivating tea - more than half of the tea produced in India, in fact. It also boasts its own variety of the tea plant (Camellia sinensis var. assamica), one of only two regions in the world to do so.