Dawn mist rolling over the ancient seed-grown tea bushes. Dhiren checking the first unfurling two-leaves-and-a-bud.
October Harvest ExpeditionWild Forest Smoked Black Tea
Plucked from 80-year-old seed-grown heirloom tea trees growing in the forest canopies bordering Kaziranga National Park in Assam. The fresh whole leaves are hand-withered, bruised on granite tables, and cold-smoked over aged pine and bamboo coals by master grower Dhiren. Delivers rich, velvet-smooth liquor with zero astringency.
Preparation & Terroir Ritual Guide
The Smoke of Bamboo: Cold-Smoking Tea at Midnight in Golaghat
π Spring Harvest 2026When the moon rises over the Golaghat forest boundary, the air turns cool and heavy with river mist. Inside Dhirenβs open timber curing pavilion, the embers of seasoned wild bamboo and aged oak have died...