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The name of Assam comes from the Sanskrit word ‘Asom’ that's means ‘one without equal’ and the same can be said about its teas. Home to the origin of Indian Tea, about 170 years ago, Assam is not just famous because of the natural beauty of its tea plantations; due to its lengthy growing season and abundant rainfall, it is also the single largest tea producing region in the world. The distinctive malty, black tea that this region produces is a hot favorite globally.
It is believed that the people of the Bodo tribes of India brought tea into Assam. However they produced it for themselves and didn’t take it outside Assam. It was Robert Bruce, a Scottish explorer who made the startling discovery by noticing the tea plant growing wild in the hills near Rangpur, Assam, in 1823 during his trading mission. Bruce noticed the local Singhpo tribesmen brewing an aromatic concoction from the leaves of the bush and arranged with the tribal chiefs to provide him with samples of the leaves to have
It is believed that the people of the Bodo tribes of India brought tea into Assam. However they produced it for themselves and didn’t take it outside Assam. It was Robert Bruce, a Scottish explorer who made the startling discovery by noticing the tea plant growing wild in the hills near Rangpur, Assam, in 1823 during his trading mission. Bruce noticed the local Singhpo tribesmen brewing an aromatic concoction from the leaves of the bush and arranged with the tribal chiefs to provide him with samples of the leaves to have
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