Yes, the teas are organic and sourced directly from family-owned farms and small-holder farms in Nepal.

This means that the teas come directly from the family farm and other small-holder farms, ensuring freshness and supporting the local farming community.

1% of the total revenue goes back to the farmers to help them make better teas, supporting the local community.

The family has been producing and exporting world-class teas for over 40 years, establishing a legacy in the tea industry.

Yes, the teas have been vouched for by industry veterans and have won global awards, highlighting their quality and excellence.

Starting in 2023, Nepal Tea Collective offers immersive tea tours in Nepal's tea capital, including activities like staying amidst tea gardens, exploring local cuisine, and learning to make your own tea with an expert tea master.

The tour includes accommodations, ethnic food-making workshops, tea-making workshops, all meals, transportation after reaching Bhadrapur, and unlimited cups of premium Nepali tea throughout the trip.