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Black Tea
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We currently accept payments only via Visa and MasterCard. Other payment methods, such as PayPal, are not available at this time due to regulations in Nepal. Once these services are officially supported, we will integrate them to provide a more convenient payment experience for our customers.
About Tea
About Tea
Fresh tea leaves from the garden are first brought to the factory, where they undergo withering to reduce moisture and soften the leaves. Next, the leaves are rolled using a rolling machine, which helps release their natural juices and shape them. After rolling, the leaves go through oxidation (fermentation), developing the rich color, aroma, and flavor characteristic of black tea. Finally, the leaves are carefully dried in a drying machine until completely moisture-free. After these steps, the black tea is ready to be packaged and enjoyed.
Brewing Method
Brewing Method
Water Temperature:
Use water between 90°C and 100°C (not boiling). Too hot water can damage the delicate leaves and make the tea bitter.
Tea Quantity:
Use about 1–2 teaspoons ( 2-3 grams) of white tea leaves per cup (200–250 ml) of water.
Steeping Time:
Let the tea steep for 2–5 minutes, depending on how light or strong you prefer it.
Method:
Add the tea leaves to a pot or cup, pour the hot water over them, and let it steep. Strain and enjoy.
White tea can also be re-steeped 2–3 times, with slightly longer steeping each time for a richer experience.
Shipping
Shipping
We ship your order directly from our country. Delivery typically takes 7 to 12 business days. Once your order is placed, it will be delivered to your address.
Nepali Black Tea is crafted from one leaf and one bud, grown in the cool environment of Himalayan Nepal. It has a distinctive black appearance with a mix of golden tips. When brewed, it produces a rich red liquor, offering a smooth, aromatic flavor that reflects its high-altitude origin.
- Tea From The Himalayan Region
- By The Farmer
- To The World

Our Story
Tea Himalayan – A Three-Generation Journey:
1st generation (Grandparents): Planted tea in the Himalayan region with hope and hard work.
2nd generation (Parents): Nurtured and expanded the tea gardens with care and dedication.
3rd generation (We): Continuing their work through Tea Himalayan, sharing it with the world.