Harchurah SFTGFOP1S
$16.00 CAD for 125g
$16.00 – $65.40
This spring Assam infuses light and bright with full notes of earthy pine forest, and a round honey and malt finish.
Situated at the Northern banks of Brahmaputra in Sonitpur/Tezpur district of Assam; available records confirm that the garden was established in the year 1908.
The name Harchurah is derived from two words, namely “HA” meaning ducks and “CHORA” meaning Grazing. It is believed that ducks would often frequent the garden in large numbers.
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