This lovely Assam black tea come from the Hajua estate which means “the Abode of the swans” in the local dialect. Located in Sivasagar district, Hajua was the first Assam garden to be entirely planted with carefully selected high quality clonal bushes. Hajua is well known for its premium quality teas that are a worldwide brand today. The infusion has a bright reddish-brown color. In its aroma we recognize baked apples, gingerbread and marzipan. The flavor is typically full, but more complex and smooth compared to other Assamese teas. The aftertaste is bittersweet, relatively long-lasting with a tendency to develop. More
This lovely Assam black tea come from the Hajua estate which means “the Abode of the swans” in the local dialect. Located in Sivasagar district, Hajua was the first Assam garden to be entirely planted with carefully selected high quality clonal bushes. Hajua is well known for its premium quality teas that are a worldwide brand today. The infusion has a bright reddish-brown color. In its aroma we recognize baked apples, gingerbread and marzipan. The flavor is typically full, but more complex and smooth compared to other Assamese teas. The aftertaste is bittersweet, relatively long-lasting with a tendency to develop.
Hajua was later merged with Khoomtaie, Tinsukia and Rungoli Divisions to make what is today Assam’s largest tea estate: Khoomtaie, stretching across over 1200 hectares.
