Known for its brisk, malty flavor, this black tea of Indian origin is considered a definite classic. Its strong, brisk flavor has often led to its inclusion in several breakfast teas.
What Does Assam Tea Taste Like?
A gorgeous amber color, with a malty, sweet scent, the pleasure of Buddha Teas Assam Tea begins with the eyes. If you’ve got a clear cup or pot in which to brew your tea, use it, because visually speaking, our Assam Tea’s tone reminds one of an ancient coveted treasure. Smooth and delicate, yet also robustly traditional, if you’re one who is drawn to and seeks out pure-tasting, flavorful black tea, this is your tea.
Directions: Buddha Teas Assam Tea needs a shorter-than-most steep in boiling water, 2-5 minutes depending on your taste preference. This is a great tea to add milk and/or sugar to, as its rich flavor allows for a bit of enhancement. However, the flavor is so smooth, so delicious, and if not steeped for too long, drinking our Assam Tea naked is also a tasty option.
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