Assam Coombergram Summer Black
Nestled in the lush Barak Valley of Assam, Coombergram tea estate is a verdant oasis, its expansive gardens filled with abundant greenery that stretches endlessly. This picturesque estate offers a serene escape into nature's tranquility, inviting tea enthusiasts to explore the captivating beauty of Assam's renowned tea regions.
With roots tracing back to before the 1880s, Coombergram's history is both intriguing and rich. The estate preserves the memory of Miss Amy Caroline Bell and an unidentified gentleman, with a maintained graveyard at the manager's bungalow. Though official records date back to 1913, the garden's legacy and dedication to quality tea production continue to enchant visitors and connoisseurs alike.
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Assam Coombergram Summer Black
Nestled in the lush Barak Valley of Assam, Coombergram tea estate is a verdant oasis, its expansive gardens filled with abundant greenery that stretches endlessly. This picturesque estate offers a serene escape into nature's tranquility, inviting tea enthusiasts to explore the captivating beauty of Assam's renowned tea regions.
With roots tracing back to before the 1880s, Coombergram's history is both intriguing and rich. The estate preserves the memory of Miss Amy Caroline Bell and an unidentified gentleman, with a maintained graveyard at the manager's bungalow. Though official records date back to 1913, the garden's legacy and dedication to quality tea production continue to enchant visitors and connoisseurs alike.
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Nestled in the lush Barak Valley of Assam, Coombergram tea estate is a verdant oasis, its expansive gardens filled with abundant greenery that stretches endlessly. This picturesque estate offers a serene escape into nature's tranquility, inviting tea enthusiasts to explore the captivating beauty of Assam's renowned tea regions.
With roots tracing back to before the 1880s, Coombergram's history is both intriguing and rich. The estate preserves the memory of Miss Amy Caroline Bell and an unidentified gentleman, with a maintained graveyard at the manager's bungalow. Though official records date back to 1913, the garden's legacy and dedication to quality tea production continue to enchant visitors and connoisseurs alike.
