Assam Dikom Summer Black

Assam Dikom Summer BlackNestled in the heart of Assams famed tea country, Dikom Tea Estate stands as a living legacy of history and craftsmanship. Established in 1875 by Dutch settlers, the garden is deeply rooted in the native Camellia sinensis assamica bushes that flourish in its fertile soils. Its name is drawn from the Bodo Kachari tribe, where Di means water and Kom means sweetan ode to the Sessa River that winds through the estate, imparting a natural delicacy to its

Nestled in the heart of Assam’s famed tea country, Dikom Tea Estate stands as a living legacy of history and craftsmanship. Established in 1875 by Dutch settlers, the garden is deeply rooted in the native Camellia sinensis assamica bushes that flourish in its fertile soils. Its name is drawn from the Bodo-Kachari tribe, where ‘Di’ means water and ‘Kom’ means sweet—an ode to the Sessa River that winds through the estate, imparting a natural delicacy to its teas.

Today, nearly 70% of Dikom’s bushes are high-quality clones such as P126A, N436, S3A3, T3A3, CP1, and Tenali 17—each adding depth and distinction to the cup. Guided by meticulous practices like soil enrichment and integrated pest management, the estate consistently crafts bright, tippy Orthodox teas celebrated worldwide. With their hallmark malty strength, layered complexity, and a lingering hint of natural sweetness, Dikom’s teas remain a quintessential expression of Assam’s summer bounty.