Assam tea

E677840

Assam tea is a robust, malty black tea variety grown in India’s northeastern Assam region, renowned worldwide for its strong flavor and use in breakfast blends like English and Irish Breakfast tea.

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Surface form Occurrences
Camellia sinensis var. assamica 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf black tea
tea
altitudeRange low elevation
associatedWith strong breakfast teas
caffeineContent high
canBe loose leaf
tea bags
climateRequirement humid
tropical
colorWhenBrewed dark brown
deep amber
countryOfOrigin India
cultivatedAlong Brahmaputra River NERFINISHED
discoveredIn Assam region of India NERFINISHED
exportedTo Europe NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
flavorProfile malty
robust
strong
globalReputation one of the world’s largest tea-producing regions
grownIn Assam NERFINISHED
Brahmaputra Valley NERFINISHED
harvestSeason first flush
second flush
leafType large-leaf
locatedIn Northeast India
majorUse blending tea
single-origin tea
marketForm bulk tea
packaged retail tea
notableCharacteristic second flush teas often have a rich malty flavor
originPeriod 19th century commercial cultivation
processingMethod CTC
fully oxidized
orthodox
regionOfOrigin Assam NERFINISHED
tasteDescriptor brisk
malty sweetness
tasteDescriptor full-bodied
teaPlantVariety Camellia sinensis var. assamica NERFINISHED
typicalServingStyle with milk
with sugar
typicalServingTemperature hot
usedFor masala chai
usedIn English breakfast tea
Irish breakfast tea
breakfast tea blends

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Camellia sinensis var. sinensis distinguishedFrom Assam tea
this entity surface form: Camellia sinensis var. assamica