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Indian Teas

Our selection of Indian black teas embody the contrasting character and taste of the origin's most celebrated tea producing regions - Assam and Darjeeling. Explore full-bodied, malty teas from Assam and fragrant, refreshing teas from Darjeeling.

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Assam Breakfast
Assam Breakfast
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  • Black Tea

Assam Breakfast

India
Malty, Honey, Raisin

From £13.50

Assam Breakfast Caddy
Assam Breakfast Caddy
  • Black Tea

Assam Breakfast Caddy

India
Malty, Honey, Raisin

£16.30

Assam Gold
Assam Gold
  • Black Tea

Assam Gold

India
Malted Grain, Honey, Red Berry

From £14.20

Chai
Chai
  • Black Tea

Chai

India
Cinnamon, Cardamom, Ginger

From £15.20

Chai Caddy
  • Black Tea

Chai Caddy

India
Cinnamon, Cardamom, Ginger

£17.90

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Darjeeling First Flush Supreme
Darjeeling First Flush Supreme
  • Black Tea

Darjeeling First Flush Supreme

India
Grape Skin Honey Hay

From £27.75

Darjeeling Second Flush Tea Bags
Darjeeling Second Flush Tea Bags
  • Black Tea

Darjeeling Second Flush Tea Bags

India
Grape, Alpine Flowers, Malt

From £23.80

Earl Grey
Earl Grey
  • Black Tea

Earl Grey

India
Bergamot, Wild Honey, Malty

From £15.20

Earl Grey Tea Bags
Earl Grey Tea Bags
  • Black Tea

Earl Grey Tea Bags

India
Bergamot, Wild Honey, Malty

From £23.80

English Breakfast Tea Bags
English Breakfast Tea Bags
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  • Black Tea

English Breakfast Tea Bags

India
Malty, Honey, Raisin

From £22.20

JING Assam Breakfast Sample Pack - Loose Tea
JING Assam Breakfast Sample Pack - Loose Tea
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  • Black Tea

JING Assam Breakfast Sample Pack - Loose Tea

India
Malty, Honey, Raisin

£8.25

Organic Assam Gold
Organic Assam Gold
  • Black Tea

Organic Assam Gold

Assam
Malted Grain, Honey, Red Berry

From £20.50

Indian Tea FAQs

Here some common questions we get about our Indian teas!

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  • What is Indian tea?

    Indian tea typically refers to varieties grown and produced in India, such as Assam, Darjeeling, and Nilgiri. Indian tea culture is also synonymous with “chai,” a spiced tea made with black tea, milk, sugar, and spices like cardamom, ginger, and cinnamon.

  • How do you make Indian tea?

    Indian tea, often called chai, is made by boiling black tea leaves with water, milk, sugar, and spices such as cardamom, ginger, and cinnamon. Strain before serving. Our Chai is made to perfectly encapsulate the experience of traditional chai, without the need for milk or sugar

  • Is Indian tea healthy?

    Yes, Indian tea can be healthy. Black tea is rich in antioxidants, and the spices in chai may have anti-inflammatory, digestive, and immunity-boosting benefits. However, excess sugar and milk can reduce its health benefits.

  • How many types of indian tea are there?

    India is known for its diverse tea varieties, including Assam, Darjeeling, Nilgiri, and Kangra. Each has a unique flavour profile influenced by its region.

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Best Indian Tea

Immerse yourself in the rich diversity of our Indian black teas, each embodying the unique character and taste of the country’s most renowned tea regions—Assam and Darjeeling. Our collection features robust, full-bodied teas from Assam, known for their deep malty flavors and bold profiles. In contrast, discover the fragrant and refreshing teas from Darjeeling, celebrated for their delicate aroma and nuanced taste. Whether you prefer the hearty strength of Assam or the subtle elegance of Darjeeling, our selection offers a true taste of India's esteemed tea heritage. Explore these exceptional teas to experience the authentic essence of each region.