Small Company. Big Heart!
Hello tea lovers! Buckle up for a sip of something extraordinary at Nuxalbari Tea, where we’ve been brewing magic in the foothills of Darjeeling for an amazing 141 years! Since 1884, our family-run estate has been pouring heart, soul, and a sprinkle of stardust into every leaf, crafting teas that are as legendary as they are delicious.
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Vanilla Crème
Regular price Rs. 500.00Regular priceUnit price per -
English Breakfast 100g
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Earl Grey 100g
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Tusker Black 200g
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First Flush 2025 100g
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Himalayan Mist Second Flush 2025 100g
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We Grow Joy!
Explore Nuxalbari
A Regenerative Organic & Biodynamic Tea Farm
What sets our tea farm apart from others? What is Organic Farming? What is Regenerative Organic Agriculture? What is Biodynamic Agriculture?
About Us
The Property
Located in Darjeeling District, Nuxalbari Tea Estate (alt 700 ft.) is a pleasantly wooded,1200-acre property just 15 minutes from Bagdogra Airport and 1 hour from New Jalpaiguri (NJP) Railway Station. It nestles snugly in the lap of the Eastern Himalayas, and is a tropical paradise with lush vegetation and a variety of birds. We often have bands of wild langurs, the solitary leopard and herds of wild elephants traversing our estate.
Location
Nuxalbari Tea Estate is perfectly located for exploring the neighbourhood. It is a 2 hour drive to the town of Darjeeling, 2.5 hours to Kalimpong, 4.5 hours to Gangtok, Sikkim and a 5 hour drive to Bhutan.
Who we Are
A Brief History
Once forming the southern border of the Kingdom of Sikkim, Nuxalbari Tea Estate, like the rest of north Bengal came under British dominion after the Anglo-Bhutanese war in the 19th Century.
Soon after, British colonial adventurers began their experiments with tea plants smuggled from China, planting estates all over the Darjeeling area and beyond.
Nuxalbari Tea Estate was established in 1884, and incorporated into a tea company in 1910. Our oldest tea bushes date back to 1890 and are still thriving.
In 1967 a violent peasant and student uprising began in Naxalbari, the small village neighbouring the estate. Though the Naxalite Revolution claimed many lives, Nuxalbari Tea Estate remained untouched.
Why?
The answer to this mystery is known only by a few...
Connect with us
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Drop in... we are 15 min from Bagdogra Airport
Find out moreHave half a day and dying to learn how tea is made? Drop in and take a tour of our estate and factory.
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Passionate about tea?
Find out moreWant to start your own organic tea brand?
green tea vs. black tea: What's your tea?
Or just want to buy our gorgeous, hand-crafted organic teas?
What's new @ Nuxalbari
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Electrifying!
Long wanting to switch to renewables, we looked longingly at producers like Tesla to rescue us, because despite a huge potential market for tea heaters and dryers, irrigation pumps, tractors...
Electrifying!
Long wanting to switch to renewables, we looked longingly at producers like Tesla to rescue us, because despite a huge potential market for tea heaters and dryers, irrigation pumps, tractors...
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Nuxalbari's Response to Covid-19
Watched heartbreaking images of workers walking thousands of kilometres because they were abandoned by their employers and government alike? Well, it wasn't like that at Nuxalbari Tea Estate at all. ...
Nuxalbari's Response to Covid-19
Watched heartbreaking images of workers walking thousands of kilometres because they were abandoned by their employers and government alike? Well, it wasn't like that at Nuxalbari Tea Estate at all. ...
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Be Like Annie!
ANNIE SMITH raised $273 for our elephants from her booth at a farmers’ market. If kids are serious about their future and our planet they should get off their devices...
Be Like Annie!
ANNIE SMITH raised $273 for our elephants from her booth at a farmers’ market. If kids are serious about their future and our planet they should get off their devices...
