Ancient knowledge of wellness doesn’t need to come from wizened old crones with long beards and prophecies of another generation. For there is this wild child that grows on the verdant forest mountains of Manipur, the Green Tea leaves. They have taken the wisdom of their elders but have imbued their sense of youth into this tea. And then there’s Tulsi, drenched in age-old tradition and promise, its leaves instil a sense of freshness so potent, it instantly puts a spring in your step. But not without the help of Karbi Ginger, a lone ranger, a scion of its kind.
Together when these three old friends meet in your teacup, to blend the old and the new, you’ll find that time has stopped.
Tasting Notes –
The gold green cup reveals the gentle scent of Tulsi as the sip opens up with the clean grassy notes of the Wild Green Tea and ends with the gentle, fragrant burn of the Karbi Ginger.
Why Wild?
Each little flavour in your tea has been picked from within the deep forest. Only about 50 people know the secrets of the trees that grow amidst the mountains in the North East. So while you sip your tea, know that to get it to you, we have gone beyond the gardens, and plucked a piece of purity for you.
Beyond the gardens lies the wild, untamed wilderness, a forest, if you may. As you walk further in with trepidation, you are hit by the unexpectedness of everything you’ve ever imagined. For within this unending thicket of awe are trees, of tea. Yes, trees of tea. Not cowering three foot bushes, but towering thirty feet tall, sturdy giants growing in the wild, proud and native to the region. Now all that is left is for the rare breed of tea pluckers to pray to the deity of the forest, tame these giants with offerings from the lesser mortals and reverently pluck probably the wildest and largest tea leaves in the world. That is the essence of Beyondarie.
So go ahead, find a comfortable corner, and take a sip of Beyondarie, and you’ll know why going beyond the ordinary is a way of life. To bring the wildest teas to you, we wouldn’t have imagined anything less. 