The government launched NCVET-approved skill courses for tea sommeliers and tasting, announced by Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal. These ...

Assam Tea's 200th anniversary will be celebrated at the Summer Fancy Food Show 2025 in New York. The India Pavilion will feature an "Assam ...

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Non-alcoholic drink options now sit alongside wine selections on the menu.

One customer in particular caught my eye: a young gentleman who had noted on his phone the teas he had bought on his previous visit. He was...

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The rules of the game are changing for India's tea industry, and it's perhaps time for a fresh brew.

India is the largest consumer of tea, accounting for nearly 30% of global tea output.

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Bengaluru is ahead of Delhi and Mumbai in alternative tea drinking, say experts.

Jasmine, chamomile, oolong and green teas are steadily being stirred up with whisky , tequila, vodka and gin.

Kolkata got its first specialty tea boutique way back in 1987 when Dolly Roy, India’s first woman tea taster and tea auctioneer, opened the...

Consultancy HVS says the number of five-star and five-star deluxe hotels in India has gone up by almost 40 per cent since 2011.

"Wine pairing is passé. Tea paired with food enhances your eating-out experience, does not intoxicate and lifts your spirits."

India’s large tea market—total branded tea market in India is estimated to be worth about Rs 10,000 crore and growing at over 15% annually.