From Farmers to Your Cup: The Journey of Nepal Tea
The tea in your cup may already be from Nepal, without you knowing it Pick up a box of Darjeeling tea in almost any North American supermarket and read the label. There's a good chance some of what's...
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Tea Harvesting Seasons in Nepal: First Flush, Second Flush, and Autumn Flush Explained
Nepal's geography and climate make it ideal for growing tea, and its harvest falls into distinct seasons called "flushes." Each flush gives tea with its own flavour and quality. Here's a guide to Nepal's tea seasons, with the...
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How Tea Is Grown in Nepal: From Himalayan Tea Gardens to Your Cup
Nepal has become a significant name in specialty tea, and most of that comes down to geography. The gardens we buy from in Ilam and Taplejung sit at 5,000 to 7,000 ft, and that altitude shapes everything about...
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