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Okayti Estate 2nd Flush comes from the renowned Okayti Tea Estate. Spread over 647-hectares of majestic flora and fauna along the Mechi River. Its tea bushes are planted at a height of 4000ft to 6800ft above sea level along the Mirik Valley. This 150-year-old tea garden is one of the most picturise Darjeeling Tea estates along the Indo-Nepal border. Teas from the estate are the acclaimed world over for their superior. Under the watchful eye of the Himalayas, tea bushes on the Okayti Tea Estate lap up the benefits of their epic geographical positioning, crisp climate, and superior elevation. During the month of June when second flush quality is at its peak, tea pluckers gather the finest leaves ready for processing. The result is a mouth-watering, sensuous golden cup and a fantastic muscatel bouquet
Okayti Tea Estate belongs to the renowned Kumbhat Family who have protected the legacy of this estate and taken it forward with each generation.
The tea estate was originally called RANGDOO and was planted as early as the 1870s by the British. Teas from Rangdoo exhibited exceptional quality and a distinctive taste due to its unique soil conditions, location, and other important agro-climatic conditions. Within a short span of time, the popularity of Rangdoo teas soared in the London tea auctions and soon it came to be known as “THE ONLY OKAY TEA”. The tea estate was then rechristened to “OKAYTI TEA ESTATE”.
Okayti Tea Estate is also credited to have one of the oldest tea factories of the region dating back to the year 1888.
Darjeeling has some of the most difficult terrains for anyone to work under. The skill of the tea pluckers is tested under these conditions. After all, they are the first point of call in creating this wonderful tea. It is this dedication to fine plucking of the perfect two leaves and bud which ensures the creation of this exclusive tea for Teafields.
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Okayti Estate 2nd Flush comes from the renowned Okayti Tea Estate. Spread over 647-hectares of majestic flora and fauna along the Mechi River. Its tea bushes are planted at a height of 4000ft to 6800ft above sea level along the Mirik Valley. This 150-year-old tea garden is one of the most picturise Darjeeling Tea estates along the Indo-Nepal border. Teas from the estate are the acclaimed world over for their superior. Under the watchful eye of the Himalayas, tea bushes on the Okayti Tea Estate lap up the benefits of their epic geographical positioning, crisp climate, and superior elevation. During the month of June when second flush quality is at its peak, tea pluckers gather the finest leaves ready for processing. The result is a mouth-watering, sensuous golden cup and a fantastic muscatel bouquet
Okayti Tea Estate belongs to the renowned Kumbhat Family who have protected the legacy of this estate and taken it forward with each generation.
The tea estate was originally called RANGDOO and was planted as early as the 1870s by the British. Teas from Rangdoo exhibited exceptional quality and a distinctive taste due to its unique soil conditions, location, and other important agro-climatic conditions. Within a short span of time, the popularity of Rangdoo teas soared in the London tea auctions and soon it came to be known as “THE ONLY OKAY TEA”. The tea estate was then rechristened to “OKAYTI TEA ESTATE”.
Okayti Tea Estate is also credited to have one of the oldest tea factories of the region dating back to the year 1888.
Darjeeling has some of the most difficult terrains for anyone to work under. The skill of the tea pluckers is tested under these conditions. After all, they are the first point of call in creating this wonderful tea. It is this dedication to fine plucking of the perfect two leaves and bud which ensures the creation of this exclusive tea for Teafields.
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