TEA

Premier's Tea

Premier's Tea is a brand of tea which speaks of quality, cleanliness, taste; all-in-one. One associates class with Premier's Tea, which has made the brand Premier a household name in Japan and other South East Asian countries. Premier's Tea has also find it's place in various supermarkets in Europe and USA and is currently considered as an up-market & niche brand.

There has been occasions when foreigners visiting India has gone around with the flap of Premier's Tea product without knowing anything else about us. This because anyone who has tasted any variety of Premier's Tea cannot forget the taste and aroma which is of international standard accepted by all and sundry.

Flavoured Tea

Flavoured teas are naturally flavoured with no sweeteners, no calories, no carbohydrates and therefore, no guilt! Blended with natural flavor oils which impart a smooth subtle taste allowing the tea taste to develop. Natural flavors added to high quality tea makes flavoured tea taste good and natural flavors do not mask the natural taste of the tea. Natural flavors do not leave an aftertaste giving the flavoured tea a clean and true character. It should be noted that natural flavors tend to be somewhat 'soft ' and the flavours slightly muted, but for many this is a refreshing change and one of the desired attributes of naturally flavoured teas. The various types of flavoured teas.

Darjeeling Tea

The word "Darjeeling Tea" conjures up in our vision the exotic snow clad Himalayas, low flying clouds ,Darjeeling Tea gardens with the colourful local girls plucking in the misty atmosphere. The brand of "Darjeeling tea" is so magnetic and strong that there are instances of other countries labeling their tea as "Darjeeling Tea'. To protect such misuse of Darjeeling tea Govt of India has principally decided to set up a Darjeeling Agri Export Zone Sometimes Darjeeling Tea reportedly goes for as high as Rs 5,000-10,000 a kilo on specific auctions. World over people are highly impressed by Darjeeling tea which is the reason almost 80% of Darjeeling tea gets exported.