The story of Pengaree is woven around a beautiful princess who lived in a fortress near Upper Assam. On being imprisoned by her father, she escaped with the help of her lover.The tea which is reminiscent of this romance,is an orthodox orange pekoe leaf.

The specific character of Makaibari tea is best stated from a client quote,"when you drink Makaibari, not only do you savor the finest Darjeeling tea but also the spirit of Makaibari." This spirit is distilled in the Signature Chestlet.

The Hapjan garden borrows its name from a river that meanders through this region.The Hapjan tea is best represented by its pekoe fannings.The tea is small sized and has a full liquor that makes a bright, mellow cup with a sweet, flavory aroma. Hapjan, recommended as a morning tea has a strong taste and a dark liquor to give you that extra energy.Smooth, hearty, black Assam teas like Hapjan offer a strong tea flavor that stand up well to the most exotic spices and the creamiest of milks.

The Budlabeta garden got its name from a civil war generated by the enemity between two brothers, in their quest to usurp the garden.The broken pekoe (clonal) that is recommended from this estate is well sized and possess a good bloom.

In the heart of tea growing Assam is the Khobong estate.The fertile soil and abundant water in the Brahmaputra valley allows it to produce a rather remarkable cup of orthodox golden, broken orange pekoe. The tea has a good flavor

Temi Tea Estate located in South Sikkim is the only tea garden of the State & owned by the Government. The garden produces about 1,05,000 kgs of Orthodox tea annually it enjoys excellent reputation and goodwill among the top quality markets worldwide.