indian tea

In the pre-Independence era, the British community launched the tea culture in India, and now our country is one of the largest producers of tea in the world. India is home to several remarkable tea plantation gardens and estates that make…

We can all agree that chai is not just a beverage in India, it's an emotion. There's something about a cup of freshly brewed kadak chai that instantly lifts our mood even on the dreariest of days. Whether it's early in the morning, at noon…

India witnessed a jump in exports of tea from 122.18 million KG to 140.28 million Kg, according to data from the Tea Board of India. In the previous year between January and August, India exported a value of 122.18 million kg. Besides, the…

Tea is undeniably India’s national beverage. A normal day for many Indians starts with a cup of garam chai at home, followed by more cups all through the day from omnipresent canteens and tea vendors. Tea, commonly made by simmering tea…

India has a world-famous variety of tea. Needless to say, for an Indian, tea is far from just being a beverage. Right after China, India is the second-largest producer of tea.Here’s a list of types of teas from India that are popular:Lal…

One of the things that differentiate us Indians from the rest of the world is our love for chai! Not coffee, not a latte, or even espresso, what gets us desis up and running first thing in the morning is a cup of steaming 'kadak chai'. Some…