Assam Tea refers to the tea from Assam, India which ishighly regarded by connoisseurs. Assam tea is a type of tea that has a rich, robust flavor. This tea which grows in low-lying areas of Assam was originally brought from China about the year 1850. Assa, Tea is one of the finest black teas in the world. An invigorating drink, the flavor of which is complimented with milk and sugar.

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