Located in North Eastern India along the   banks of the mighty Brahmaputra   River,Assam is the land of   the one-horned   rhino and of course,the famed Assam tea.   Nature’s rich bounty and rainfall ranging from   200 to 300 cms ensures a very special place   for the teas grown here making Assam the   single largest black tea producing region in   the world. Discovered by British explorers   in the first half of the nineteenth century,   Assam tea with its malty, strong and full   bodied, yet delicate liquor is appreciated by   all and is particularly popular as a breakfast   drink. The region produces teas of both   Orthodox as well as the brisk and   invigorating CTC variety.