Nestled in the breathtaking landscapes of Nepal, where the air is crisp and the soil is rich, Nepali Tea Traders bring you an exquisite range of teas that are truly a class apart. Elevate your tea experience with our carefully curated collection,Each sip a testament to the purity and quality of Nepal's tea-growing regions. There are top five products.
Unlock the full flavor potential of black tea by mastering the art of steeping. The optimal steeping time for black tea ranges from 3 to 5 minutes, ensuring a robust brew without bitterness. Customize your experience with loose-leaf tea for unparalleled control over flavor and strength. Discover the perfect brew with precise steeping times and water temperatures tailored to each tea type. Elevate your tea ritual and indulge in the rich tapestry of flavors that black tea offers
Unlock the art of brewing perfect black loose-leaf tea with our guide. Choose premium single-origin organic blends, master ideal water temperatures, and measure leaves for optimal flavor. Steep with precision, using quality teapots or infusers. Savor each sip, whether plain or with a hint of sweetness. Elevate your tea ritual today!
When it comes to selecting tea, your options today may feel like they are unlimited. However, there’s a huge difference in quality and taste between specialty and commodity tea. Today we’re going to take a deeper look into these two types of tea, so you can understand the benefits of upgrading to specialty tea for your next purchase.
Tea is similar to wine in the way that it has seasonality and terroir, which creates a story behind each cup’s flavor. This makes it an excellent substitute for wine if you are looking for an interesting beverage, minus the alcohol. Our culture seems to have picked up on tea’s versatility, which has let to tea actually following the trends that we see in the wine industry!
Terroir describes the different environmental factors that contribute to the flavor and character of a product. The term was originally used by French winemakers and comes from the French “Terre” meaning land. While it was originally used to describe wine, the term has been adopted into the tea, coffee, cheese, and chocolate industries now.
Tea is the most popular beverage in the world, and three cups of tea are consumed for every one cup of coffee. We believe that tea deserves more attention than it gets in the office!
Nepal’s capital, is practically on the other side of the world from our home in Boston, making the time difference a whopping twelve hours. But, we pushed through the haze of jetlag and quickly prepared ourselves to continue traveling to the town of Ilam.
Himalayan Golden, our distinctive black tea was just named the top black tea in the North American Tea Championship. The independent, professionally judged tea competition named the best teas from around the world from 2014.
