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This Tippy Golden loose leaf Assam tea is an excellent example of the orthodox black variety. Grown only on a small scale in Upper Assam, and hand-processed to retain its integrity and personality, Tippy Golden is ideally a second-flush picking which contains a high proportion of the golden tips of the tea plants. Ancient Indian tea lore has it that only the very newest shoots produce tea of the highest quality, with progressively lower pickings being suitable for lesser teas and blends, and so it's clear that this tea is aiming for the top. But does it achieve its aspirations? 

If you are not yet familiar with organic Assam tea, you are missing out on one of the truest joys in life. Sure, it's easy to drop by a local grocery store to buy a box of typical tea bags, but then what do you have? A cup of typical tea. Try one cup of Kanoka specialty tea from India, and ordinary tea pales by comparison. 

We all take our fair share of stress every single day – though with varying amounts. How we react to stress depends entirely on our mental focus and our physical well being. Two things usually happen when we are faced by stress – one, our whole day gets affected negatively, taking away our productivity and positive mood; or two, we laboriously go through all the rigors of our day, and slowly but surely finish all our responsibilities at work and at home. Thankfully, what you drink might give you a better fighting chance against stress. Specifically, healthy drinks such as Chamomile Green Tea...

For the past decade there has been a lot of news relating to organic tea production in the North-Eastern regions of India, especially Assam. Still majority of people in India as well as around the globe are not aware of the benefits that organic tea offers and the harms caused by non organic tea. To begin with let me first explain what exactly these terms mean.