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"I love Madura Tea and have been drinking it for 15 years after my mother-in-law got me to change from Lan Choo Tea. I used to have to buy it from the Health Food Shop. All my family have changed to Madura and we mostly have tea leaves and use a tea pot. The Best! When we go away we always take our Madura Tea Bags as there is nothing like it. A cuppa fixes all sorts of things."
Lyn
"This is the first time I've submitted a testimonial. Excellent tea in all the offered varieties and so affordable. I am glad the you opened an online store here in the US."
Frank
"Best tea I've tried in years"
John
"Excellent tea!
I now no longer buy Yorkshire tea! Thanks to your brand and fantastic tea! "
I now no longer buy Yorkshire tea! Thanks to your brand and fantastic tea! "
Julie
"I recently began to use your Premium blend leaf tea for the pot, and I thought that you would like to know that I love it!"
Lexie
"I love Madura Tea and have been drinking it for 15 years after my mother-in-law got me to change from Lan Choo Tea. I used to have to buy it from the Health Food Shop. All my family have changed to Madura and we mostly have tea leaves and use a tea pot. The Best! When we go away we always take our Madura Tea Bags as there is nothing like it. A cuppa fixes all sorts of things."
Lyn
"This is the first time I've submitted a testimonial. Excellent tea in all the offered varieties and so affordable. I am glad the you opened an online store here in the US."
Frank
"Best tea I've tried in years"
John
"Excellent tea!
I now no longer buy Yorkshire tea! Thanks to your brand and fantastic tea! "
I now no longer buy Yorkshire tea! Thanks to your brand and fantastic tea! "
Julie
"I recently began to use your Premium blend leaf tea for the pot, and I thought that you would like to know that I love it!"
Lexie
Tea Plants
Tea is a rainforest shrub indigenous to tropical and sub-tropical Asia. The tea plant is a member of the Camellia family and has dainty, perfumed white flowers.
For commercial reasons, the tea industry recognises only two forms of tea; the China and Assam (Indian) varieties.
China tea bush (Camellia Sinensis)
The China tea bush produces small tea leaves and will develop into a shrub of 20 feet if untended. It is a hardy, multi-stemmed slow growing shrub which is indigenous to China but now cultivated in India, Nepal and elsewhere.
The leaves are dark green, glossy and small - measuring between 1 and 4 inches.
The Camellia Sinensis yields less than the Assam variety but is highly valued for its character and flavor. It can withstand hot droughts and severe winters.
Assam tea bush (Camellia Assamica)
The Assam tea bush produces large leaves of up to 8 inches and can grow to 55 feet. It is quick growing and loosely branched.
Assam tea leaves are light green and glossy, and renowned for their liquor strength.