«ASIA TEA» LLP

www.rakh­met.kz

«ASIA TEA» LLP was in­corpo­rated on Oct. 18, 2007. The ma­in go­al is to pro­mote the mar­ket of Ka­zakh­stan In­di­an, Ce­ylon, Chi­nese and Ke­ny­an tea un­der the brand na­me «Rakh­met».

Our com­pa­ny is a di­visi­on of TUR­KU­AZ GRO­UP OF COM­PA­NI­ES, which owns the most ex­tensi­ve dist­ri­buti­on net­work in Ka­zakh­stan. Years of ex­pe­ri­en­ce of TUR­KU­AZ on the Ka­zakh­stan mar­ket al­lows it to de­liver our tea from Sri Lan­ka, In­dia, Chi­na and Ke­nya, and dist­ri­bute it over Ka­zakh­stan in the shor­test ti­me that al­lows us to of­fer our cus­to­mers fresh tea.

Di­rec­tor of com­pa­ny, Mr. Par­minder Singh Tibb, wor­ked in the tea bu­siness for over 40 years, ha­ving star­ted its ac­ti­viti­es with the ma­nage­ment of a tea plan­ta­ti­on. Mr. Tibb wor­ked in va­ri­ous com­pa­ni­es in Ka­zakh­stan for mo­re than 15 years and knows the tea mar­ket and the tas­tes of con­su­mers.

«ASIA TEA» LLP At the tea mar­ket in Ka­zakh­stan, we ca­me in March 2008, but this has not pre­ven­ted us to be­come a le­ader in such a short pe­ri­od of ti­me. Our tea is cha­rac­te­rized by high and con­sistent qua­lity of raw ma­teri­al that we re­ce­ive from ma­nufac­tu­rers with a worl­dwi­de re­puta­ti­on. We im­port tea from Sri Lan­ka, In­dia, Ke­nya and Chi­na — is gra­nula­ted and le­af te­as that we of­fer our cus­to­mers a pre-pac­ka­ged in a con­ve­ni­ent, be­auti­ful pac­ka­ge from 50g — up to 500g.

«Rakh­met» tea — it’s an In­di­an gra­nular, In­di­an le­af, le­af Ce­ylon, Ke­ny­an gra­nular,Vi­et­na­mese and Chi­nese gre­en gre­en with jas­mi­ne.

From Ja­nu­ary 2011 "Rakh­met" tea is pre­sen­ted in a new de­sign and a new tas­te (gra­nula­ted te­as) that ma­ximal­ly sa­tis­fi­es the ne­eds of lo­cal pe­op­le.

Ac­cording to in­de­pen­dent ex­perts and ba­sed on re­pe­ated tests con­ducted our «Rakh­met» tea was bet­ter than any ot­her tea, inc­lu­ding Pi­ala Gold, As­sam Gold and Gre­en­fi­eld. Our tea is not as­ha­med to en­terta­in gu­ests at ho­me and pre­sent it as a gift.

«Rakh­met» tea

Tea se­lect per­so­nal­ly by Mr. Tibb, who works at the tea pro­duc­ti­on for mo­re than for­ty years, of which mo­re than 15 years in Ka­zakh­stan.

Ex­pe­ri­en­ce of Mr. Tibb al­lows us to say that our tea is most res­ponsib­le con­su­mer tas­tes in Ka­zakh­stan.

Be­fore «Rakh­met» tea re­ac­hes the con­su­mer it is tes­ted at le­ast three ti­mes, which al­lows us to gu­aran­tee its qua­lity.

«Rakh­met» tea ne­ver le­aves re­sidue on the cup, that in­di­cates the high qua­lity tea and tea ho­moge­ne­ity.

Ot­her ma­nufac­tu­rers mix the high qua­lity tea with less ex­pensi­ve to re­duce the ba­se cost and it pro­vides a che­ap tea cup ca­ke.

From 1 ki­log­ram of «Rakh­met» tea con­su­mer can get up to 630 cups of tea, whi­le the best va­ri­eties of our com­pe­titors will be gi­ven no mo­re than 500 cups of tea.

«Rakh­met» tea is blen­ding, that’s me­an that va­ri­eties of tea from dif­fe­rent plan­ta­ti­ons are mi­xed on the spot — in Ke­nya, In­dia, Vi­et­nam or Chi­na. In Ka­zakh­stan, we just pac­ked up.

Tit­le «Rakh­met» tea and grap­hic de­sign packs are pro­tec­ted by in­tellec­tu­al pro­per­ty rights in the Re­pub­lic of Ka­zakh­stan (so the icon ® stands on «Rakh­met» packs)

All the equ­ip­ment for pac­king of tea is pro­duc­ti­on from wes­tern Ger­ma­ny and Eng­land.

All supp­li­es (pac­ka­ging, mes­tercar­tons, fo­il, cel­lopha­ne) is Tur­kish or Rus­si­an ori­gin.

In­di­an gra­nula­ted black tea

In­di­an «Rakh­met» black CTC tea grown and ca­reful­ly se­lec­ted by hand from se­lec­ted plan­ta­ti­ons in Eas­tern In­dia.

Tea dif­fers subt­ly uni­que aro­ma and tart ast­rin­gent tas­te. This tea gi­ves a strong in­fu­si­on of sa­tura­ted co­lors (the Bri­tish say — bis­cu­it crust co­lor). In the pre­sen­ce of light ho­ney fla­vor no­tes and ext­rin­sic te­as of ot­her gra­des.

Our Le­af and Gra­nula­ted te­as — are from the plan­ta­ti­ons of As­sam.

In­di­an black le­af tea

«Rakh­met» In­di­an le­af tea — is for­med by cen­tu­ri­es the clas­si­cal met­hod of ma­nufac­tu­ring le­af of black tea. On­ly the bud and two top le­afs from the bush are se­lec­ted for our tea, which in the lan­gu­age of pro­fes­si­onals me­ans «Gol­den» tea in ad­di­ti­on, on­ly the le­aves of a cer­ta­in length are used in our ca­se — if the le­af is lon­ger than our stan­dards, it is eli­mina­ted for the ot­her va­ri­eties.

A cha­rac­te­ris­tic fe­atu­re of our tea is a gre­at thick in­fu­si­on be­auti­ful, trans­lu­cent dark cher­ry co­lor and sligh­tly tart tas­te the ori­ginal fla­vor. Of the mo­re than 10,000 tea plan­ta­ti­ons, on­ly 40 plan­ta­ti­ons can pro­duce qua­lity tea, which we use for co­oking our tea.

Ke­ny­an gra­nula­ted black tea

In Ke­nya ha­ve de­velo­ped an al­most ide­al con­di­ti­ons for gro­wing tea, which enab­les or­di­nary tea plant re­ach the si­ze of a tree who­se le­aves are fil­led with ama­zing ju­ice. When bre­wed, the Ke­ny­an tea, it is that gi­ves the ju­ice tas­te ast­rin­gency, and her da­ugh­ter — a bright am­ber co­lor.

In ad­di­ti­on to the uni­que cli­matic con­di­ti­ons, Ke­ny­an tea has se­veral ot­her dis­tinc­ti­ve fe­atu­res. Due to its lo­cati­on on the equa­tor, the­se te­as do not de­pend on «se­aso­nal», and har­vesting ta­kes pla­ce all year ro­und, which en­su­res con­sistent qua­lity of raw ma­teri­als.

Sin­ce all of Ke­nya’s plan­ta­ti­ons are lo­cated at an al­ti­tude of 1500 — 2700 m abo­ve sea le­vel, the­se te­as ha­ve not on­ly the de­lica­te aro­ma, cha­rac­te­ris­tic of high mo­un­ta­in te­as, but are va­lu­ed worl­dwi­de as an en­vi­ron­mental­ly-fri­end­ly.

Ke­ny­an «Rakh­met» tea dif­fers gent­le, de­lica­te aro­ma, won­derful rich­ness and full­ness of a spe­ci­al am­ber in­fu­si­on, the tas­te is im­possib­le to for­get.

For its pre­para­ti­on is ta­ken from 11 Ke­ny­an tea plan­ta­ti­on and a plan­ta­ti­on, lo­cated in Rwan­da, which gi­ves us so­me tea fla­vor.

Our Ke­ny­an tea is per­fect for mor­ning tea and go­es well with a litt­le cre­am or milk.

Gre­en le­af tea

Gre­en tea — a tra­diti­onal drink of the Tur­kic pe­op­le. For examp­le, ma­ny Cent­ral Asi­an pe­op­le is the cus­tom to drink gre­en tea be­fore a me­al. Drin­king gre­en tea be­fore a me­al nor­ma­lizes the gast­ro­in­testi­nal tract and thus imp­ro­ves di­ges­ti­on. Gre­en tea helps to imp­ro­ve the work of the gall blad­der, li­ver, 12 du­ode­num, panc­re­as. As a re­sult, re­gular con­sump­ti­on of nor­mal vi­tal ac­ti­vity of the in­testi­nal mic­ro flo­ra.

Gre­en tea al­so has ot­her qua­liti­es, it in­vi­gora­tes, re­li­eves sle­epi­ness, imp­ro­ves ca­re, imp­ro­ves me­mory, nor­ma­lizes me­tabo­lism, imp­ro­ves the car­di­ovas­cu­lar sys­tem, gast­ro­in­testi­nal tract, nor­ma­lize ad­re­nal func­ti­on.

Our gre­en tea has a midd­le si­ze le­afs, and hen­ce qua­lity. On­ly midd­le si­ze le­afs can gi­ve a full fla­vor, be­ca­use that is va­lu­ed and the drink it­self. Mi­nor she­et gi­ves less fla­vor, and a lar­ge she­et is ol­der and not qua­lita­tive.

When bre­wing «Rakh­met» tea gi­ves a trans­pa­rent light-gre­en in­fu­si­on with a fresh, bright, rich aro­ma and tas­te. Brew with hot wa­ter ne­eded at a tem­pe­ratu­re of 80˚C for 2 — 3 mi­nutes. Be­fore ser­ving, if de­sired, add su­gar or ice chips and drink be­vera­ge chil­led. You can brew up to 3 ti­mes.

By the way, the Chi­nese drink fresh­ly bre­wed gre­en tea and Ja­pane­se tea le­aves is po­ured first and the se­cond drink on­ly tea le­aves.

Gre­en tea with jas­mi­ne

We supp­ly gre­en jas­mi­ne tea from Chi­na. Our gre­en tea with midd­le si­ze le­af jas­mi­ne, and hen­ce qua­lity. As men­ti­oned, on­ly midd­le si­ze le­af can gi­ve a full aro­ma, be­ca­use of which and app­re­ci­ated the drink it­self.

In the ca­se of «Rakh­met» uses na­tural jas­mi­ne flo­wers, and not che­mical fla­vorings, li­ke ot­her ma­nufac­tu­rers.