Guardians of the Ancient Bushes Since 1898
In the late Victorian era, our founders chartered horse caravans across the Teesta River gorges, seeking wild Camellia Sinensis bushes flourishing at heights thought unlivable. There, under the shadow of Mt. Kanchenjunga, the Black Eagle crest was stamped upon cedar chests bound for royalty.
Today, while modern industrial commerce turned to machine dust and mass harvesting, Black Eagle maintains centuries-old botanical preserves. We hand-select harvest micro-windows of 72 hours during optimal solar and lunar alignments.
"We do not blend to disguise; we single-origin to immortalize."