The Story

Aloobari Tea Estate (also spelled Alubari) is one of the earliest-established tea gardens in Darjeeling, located in the Kurseong region. Founded during the formative years of Darjeeling tea cultivation, Aloobari has played a quiet but important role in shaping the district’s orthodox tea identity.

The estate is set across gently rising Himalayan slopes, where cool mist, steady rainfall, and fertile soil create ideal growing conditions. Over time, Aloobari has transitioned from conventional plantation methods to a certified organic and fair trade model, aligning quality tea production with environmental stewardship and social responsibility.

Today, Aloobari is recognized for producing clean, balanced Darjeeling teas that reflect both heritage and sustainability.

Aloobari Tea Estate is managed under a structure that emphasizes:

Organic cultivation practices

Ethical labor standards

Community welfare and transparency

Long-term soil and bush health

Estate management works closely with worker families living on the garden, ensuring that tea production supports both quality output and social stability.

USDA Organic, Fair Trade

The Story

Aloobari Tea Estate (also spelled Alubari) is one of the earliest-established tea gardens in Darjeeling, located in the Kurseong region. Founded during the formative years of Darjeeling tea cultivation, Aloobari has played a quiet but important role in shaping the district’s orthodox tea identity.

The estate is set across gently rising Himalayan slopes, where cool mist, steady rainfall, and fertile soil create ideal growing conditions. Over time, Aloobari has transitioned from conventional plantation methods to a certified organic and fair trade model, aligning quality tea production with environmental stewardship and social responsibility.

Today, Aloobari is recognized for producing clean, balanced Darjeeling teas that reflect both heritage and sustainability.

Aloobari Tea Estate is managed under a structure that emphasizes:

Organic cultivation practices

Ethical labor standards

Community welfare and transparency

Long-term soil and bush health

Estate management works closely with worker families living on the garden, ensuring that tea production supports both quality output and social stability.

USDA Organic, Fair Trade