↑About Golden Tips
Golden Tips is a tea company based in India, specializing in directly sourcing and selling loose-leaf tea from India. Golden Tips was founded in 1933 by Madhav Sarda, and has remained a family business through four generations.
Golden Tips sells tea both wholesale and retail. Its own brand of tea is available in retail stores in India, and its teas can be bought globally, directly through its website. Their original retail storefront is based in Darjeeling.
The selection of teas sold by Golden Tips includes many single-harvest, single-origin teas, mostly from India but also including Nepal. The company sells some teas from regions that are not as widely available in the West, such as Nilgiri, Sikkim, and Kangra, and also unusual styles of tea that are infrequently produced in India, like green, white, and oolong teas.
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Browse by region of production: India (16)Browse by style (type or variety); Pure Tea (Camellia sinensis) (14) • Black Tea (8) • White Tea (3) • Green Tea (2) • Flavored Tea (2) • (more...)
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Okayti Silver Needle Darjeeling White Tea Second Flush
Style: Silver Needle – Region: Darjeeling, IndiaNov. 16th, 2015
I thought this an exceptional tea, probably the best white tea I've ever sampled.
Another lost review that I somehow missed posting.
The leaf of this tea is wonderfully fragrant, with an aroma completely distinct from both Chinese silver needle teas, and the very different variants of them I've tried from Africa ...
Avaata Supreme Nilgiri Green Tea First Flush (Organic)
Style: Green Tea – Region: Nilgiri, IndiaApr. 21st, 2015
I have been to Avaata Tea Estate in the Nilgiris in southern India. The natural tea leaves are perfect in shape and need not to be fermented. Each single sip of tea fills your mouth with sensation of fruits and flowers. Fairly sharp and extremely smooth flavor. Golden Tips Teas are doing great work to assemble best of ...
Read Full ReviewAvaata Supreme Nilgiri Green Tea First Flush (Organic)
Style: Green Tea – Region: Nilgiri, IndiaApr. 9th, 2015
Magnificent! Not quite what I would expect form green tea; definitely thought is was more reminiscent of high quality green oolongs.
I couldn't get enough of the vegetal flavor and buttery soupy texture. This was a thick tea, and practically a meal in itself.
Handles well over multiple steepings; I'm pretty sure...
I can pick up notes of roses, grass, licorice, bay, tulsi, mysterious sharp spices, pepper, anise, fennel, so many layers and herbs! It is a plethora of plant and spice notes that manage to not be a cacophony or smell like a nasty medicinal brew, which is always a good sign.
The taste of this tea can be summed up i...
A traditional chai that is smooth in flavor but is potently spiced, and equally enjoyable with and without milk.
For having such a finely-broken (CTC) base, this tea is surprisingly mellow and smooth. The dry leaf smells very fresh and light, and the dominant aroma is cardamom, and I can also detect clove. This bo...
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↑Most-Rated Teas
Avaata Supreme Nilgiri Green Tea First Flush (Organic)
Style: | Green Tea |
Region: | Nilgiri, India |
Caffeine: | Caffeinated |
Leaf: | Loose |
Arya Ruby Darjeeling Black Tea First Flush
Style: | Darjeeling First Flush |
Region: | Darjeeling, India |
Caffeine: | Caffeinated |
Leaf: | Loose |
India's Original Masala Chai
Style: | Chai / Spiced Tea |
Region: | India |
Caffeine: | Caffeinated |
Leaf: | Loose |
Giddapahar Muscatel Darjeeling Black Tea Second Flush
Style: | Darjeeling Second Flush |
Region: | Darjeeling, India |
Caffeine: | Caffeinated |
Leaf: | Loose |
↑Top-Rated Teas
Avaata Supreme Nilgiri Green Tea First Flush (Organic)
Style: | Green Tea |
Region: | Nilgiri, India |
Caffeine: | Caffeinated |
Leaf: | Loose |
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