Tea worth Tk 16 crore is coming in the market in 2022

Do you know the name of the most expensive tea in the world? Where is the source? And what is the price of this tea? You may be surprised to hear that the name of the most expensive tea in the world, ‘The Golden Bengal’, is surprising but true. Coming to the market in May this year.

The London Tea Exchange, located at 103 Brick Lane in London, is bringing this tea to the market to give the most romantic experience to the tea-lovers. Oliur Rahman, the head of London Tea Exchange is giving all the surprising information in this regard. Let's not know from his mouth.

He said, "The world poet Rabindranath Tagore wrote the national anthem of Bangladesh, 'Amar Sonar Bangla', naming this tea after the name of that Sonar Bangla - The Golden Bengal."

Oliur Rahman gave more startling information. The source of this most expensive tea in the world is nowhere else. Sylhet of 'Amar Sonar Bangla'. And the price of this tea will be 16 crore rupees per kg in Bangladeshi currency.

According to the source, the tea will have a golden color in the transparent cup even if it is black tea. The process of making ‘The Golden Bengal’ is also quite time consuming. It took about 4 and a half years. From the 900 kg tea leaves, only 1 kg was selected through various processes. Each leaf has a 24 carat gold coating.

World poet Rabindranath Tagore was a fan of Japanese tea. And now Rabindranath is also the inspiration for naming this most expensive tea in the world. In this context, Oliur Rahman said, "I think I can give this tea-leaf as a gift to the Nobel Prize winners."

The London Tea Exchange, located at 103 Brick Lane in London, is the address of The Golden Bengal, the most expensive tea in the world. Every corner of which has a touch of 300 years old history.

Once upon a time there was an auction of the best tea leaves from all over the world through the East India Company. Tea researcher Oliur Rahman bought the institute in the 9's.

About 900 types of premium tea leaves from 42 countries of the world are available here. Of these, 300 types of tea are for ordinary people.

The London Tea Exchange supplies tea leaves to six royal families around the world. Even the Queen of England's favorite tea reaches Buckingham Palace from here. That historical institution is appearing with the most expensive tea in the world.

Source & Photo Credit: London Tea Exchange Official Facebook page.