Nepal tea wasn't always so widely recognized, in fact until 2003 there really was no distinction between Nepal teas. However all though they mostly use hybrid bushes from India and China, Nepal tea HAS come out on top in recent years. Mainly due to the fact that each year there are four 'flushes' or harvests. Each bearing their own type of tasty tea which range from golden light sweet aromas in the spring, to dark musky smells during the fall. So if you're looking for a taste that you definitely won't find at your local grocery store go ahead and order some of our Nepal tea.
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