Assam Khagorijan Strong
 
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Assam Khagorijan Strong

A strong assam, deep full-bodied black tea with a hint of spice

104-50-P
In stock
4.5
India
24.38 Dhs
24.38 Dhs
🌡 205F/95C⏱ 2-3 minSee brewing guide →
origin-country-IN
Origin
India
Asia
Caffeine
Dairy Free
Gluten Free
Sugar Free
KsR
Caffeine Level (mg/1g)
0
1-10
11-20
21-30
31-40
41+
Description
Description

Assam Khagorijan Strong – Bold, Full-Bodied Assam Black Tea

If you're looking for a particularly robust and full-flavored strong Assam tea, our Assam Khagorijan Strong is for you! Grown and produced in the famous Assam region of India, this deep, full-bodied black tea is the perfect start to any day and is sure to satisfy even the most devoted strong-tea lovers.

Assam is renowned for producing some of the world's boldest, maltiest black teas, and Khagorijan Strong is a standout example. It offers a wonderfully strong, malty yet fragrant bouquet, sweet top notes and a slightly spicy body. From the first sip through to the last, you can rest assured this tea will never disappoint.

Tasting Notes

  • Liquor: deep, rich and dark
  • Aroma: strong, malty and fragrant
  • Flavor: bold malt with sweet top notes
  • Body: full, robust and slightly spicy
  • Finish: satisfying and lingering

Why You'll Love It

Assam Khagorijan Strong delivers the kind of hearty, robust cup that gets your morning started right. Its robust character holds up beautifully to milk and sugar, making it a perfect choice for traditional British-style tea, while its natural sweetness keeps it enjoyable on its own.

  • Grown in India's famous Assam region
  • Extra-strong, deep and full-bodied
  • Malty and fragrant with a hint of spice
  • An ideal breakfast tea

How to Enjoy

Enjoy it with a splash of milk and a touch of sugar or honey for a classic, comforting breakfast brew. Its bold flavor also makes it an excellent base for homemade masala chai and strong tea lattes. Pair it with a hearty breakfast, scones or buttery biscuits.

Bold, malty and endlessly satisfying, Assam Khagorijan Strong is your new go-to morning cup.

Make it your kind of cup

ready, set, steep.

A great starting point. Adjust the strength to suit your taste.

  1. 011 TSP or 1 BAGScoop your leavesAdd tea to a roomy infuser or teapot.
  2. 0295°C200mlJust add waterPour water over the leaves at the suggested temperature.
  3. 032 - 3 minGive it a momentLet the tea steep, then remove the leaves.
  4. 04Your perfect cupSip and enjoyTaste it plain first, then make it your own.
A little steeping tipStart at 2 min and taste — go up to 3 min for a fuller flavour. For a stronger cup, add a little more tea rather than steeping longer.
Details
Preparation:
Use 1 TSP or 1 BAG per 200ml of water at 95°C and steep for 2-3 min.
Ingredients:
Black tea
Reviews
Andrew Waldie
August 2024
Yesterday I recieved my first shipment of teas from Tealyra, 11 different black ones from India, China, Taiwan and Japan, from Montreal to a small rural town in Alberta in onlyfour days. A sturdy box helped ensure the individual, thick, zip-sealing packages were well protected en route.

Being of Irish upbringing starting out with five cups ot tea a day from the age of four (breakfast, lunch, afternoon, dinner, evening milky tea), I have loved beginning a day with a strong cup of Assam tea or Assam-Ceylon blend. This morning I had my first cup of Tealyra: the Assam Khagorijan Strong. My first impression was how clean, malty, smooth and velvety it was on the palate. As it approaches one's throat, there is a slightly fruity, aromatic quality to it, adding to the depth of flavour notes. In ways it reminded me of Assam Thowra, which I used to drink about 30y ago. I am glad that I ordered 100g as I think I need one more cup this morning.

If this tea is any indication, I cannot wait until I start to try the other ones along with our daughter trying them, as she is continuing the tradition :)
Alessandra
March 2018
The most Assam-y Assam, I think; Khagorijan Strong could hold the spoon straight up. It's strong enough to have replaced my morning coffee. I've gotten it two years running and though it isn't my most favourite tea in the world, it keeps making it's way into my cart. It blends with chai spices nicely while retaining its own identity, but I prefer it straight. It gains a whole different character with milk and sugar some might enjoy; the creaminess of the milk bringing out the rosy undercurrents.