Taj Mahal Loose Tea Leaves (450gm)

With more than 130 years of experience in understanding tea and Indian consumers,Taj Mahalhas been synonymous with tea in India. It is the largest brand of tea in India and has a truly national presence. A traditional cup of Indian tea with a strong taste,…

With more than 130 years of experience in understanding tea and Indian consumers,Taj Mahal has been synonymous with tea in India. It is the largest brand of tea in India and has a truly national presence. A traditional cup of Indian tea with a strong taste, dark color and rich flavor Taj Mahal goes well with or without milk.

How do you take your tea? I reply, Seriously, very seriously. Such is the craze of tea in India. A cup of tea makes everything better. You cant buy happiness but you can buy tea and that’s the kind of the same thing!

Chai, as it is called in local dialect, is a way of life in India.
A normal day in India begins with the hot cuppa brimming with the thick sweet concoction, it gets you ready for the day. No office day is complete without typical chai breaks, be it the corporate heads or the coworkers, their daily fix of chai is mandatory to rejuvenate and boost productivity.

Indians are absolute tea-totallers. Every occasion is synonymous with the ritual of drinking chai. From a celebratory occasion to a more sombre one, the steaming aromatic and refreshing cup of chai is an excuse for almost everything.

No wonder, there are so many popular brands of tea in India to suitall tastes. Taj Mahal Tea is one of the top-notch tea brands of India. It is a widely trusted tea brand with an awesome blend of ingredients. This optimum-quality aromatic tea is brewed with the best tea leaves to create the best-flavoured beverage.

Whether it is their looks, fashion, food or beverages, Indians love to experiment. Their random experimentation with tea has led to the creation of some exotic delicacies which are high on taste and also come with a host of health benefits. Let’s savor some varieties of this magical beverage:

Milky and sugary tea- The most traditional way of making tea is by boiling tea leaves with water, milk and sugar. People love to add fresh ground ginger, green cardamom, a pinch of cinnamon powder/cinnamon sticks (broken into small pieces)and saunf for a rich flavoured aroma.