OUR FARMERS
Iron Kettle is the only tea brand in India to ensure that only the finest quality tea leaves are hand-plucked and packed by our skillfully trained Iron Kettle tea farmers. We at Iron Kettle provide 100% traceability for our consumers to read and learn about the harvest and the story behind it.
Fine leaves, fine tea
NEW RELEASE
Take a look at the teas on offer now! Meet our farmers! Try our teas!
FEATURED MICRO LOT
ASSAM MICROLOT NO. 2
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HARVESTED ON
18th September 2022
FARMERS
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ORIGIN
ASSAM
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FINE LEAF COUNT
73%
Why is this important? Fine Leaf Count is a way to measure leaf quality. The higher the count, better the leaf.LOT SIZE
152 Kgs
PRICE
Starts with Rs 180
FEATURED MICRO LOT
NILGIRI MICROLOT NO.1
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HARVESTED ON
Coming Soon
FARMERS
Coming Soon
ORIGIN
NILGIRIS
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FINE LEAF COUNT
73%
Why is this important? Fine Leaf Count is a way to measure leaf quality. The higher the count, better the leaf.LOT SIZE
Coming Soon
PRICE
Coming Soon
MAKING AN IMPACT
THE IRON KETTLE DIFFERENCE
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WE SELECT
Iron Kettle select small tea farmers who are passionate about tea, and train them with better agricultural practices to get a better produce
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WE TEACH
Our carefully selected Farmers are trained by our tea agronomists to hand pluck for better quality and high fine leaf count
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WE PROCESS
Our dedicated tea factories use our high quality leaves to create teas of highest quality that goes in your cup of fine tea
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WE TRACK
We use technology to track every tea leaf to the specific microlot and the farmers who helped make it happen
STORIES FROM THE SOURCE
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Introducing the Nilgiris
The Western Ghats run along the western edges of the Indian subcontinent. These hills were once home to grasslands and shola or tropical montane forests. A part of these ghats...
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Introducing Assam
In the world of tea, Assam is famous for its tea, a strong, full-bodied, malty breakfast tea. Assam is also the single largest tea growing region in the world, producing...
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Tikaram Prasain (Rajagarh, Assam)
Where I live, in Rajagarh, tea is the only livelihood. So I too planted tea. I started farming in 2005 and have 10 bighas of land on which I cultivate...
