A region in northeastern India, or a type of strong, dark tea grown in that region.
Named after Assam, a state in India. The word comes from the region's local language names and geography.
Assam tea contains naturally high caffeine levels—almost 50% more than some Chinese teas—because of the specific climate and altitude where it grows, making it ideal for British breakfast blends.
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