Why handcrafted Organic teas?

What's all the fuss about people and hard work anyway? Is it necessary to appreciate man labour and diligence in the world where machines are talking over our lives? We want some product only until we receive it, after, it usually looses the value completely. If we let machines do all the work for us now, will they be drinking tea instead of us soon as well? Think about it for a second.

If you never tasted organic Assam handmade tea before, it's time you do so. Let's admit it, machines will never be able to fully replace people. Unless we really let them. Passion, attention to details, effort and love are not something you can just plug into electricity or fuel with gasoline. You need to have a heart. This is exactly why handmade teas are more valuable from machine harvested and processed. Are we letting world to lose its heart? So, what is the difference? Why should we care?

So Buy now @Assamica Agro!

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