7 Traditional Indian Teas You Must Try

7 Traditional Indian Teas You Must Try

Radiocity
By Radiocity Team
Published May 21, 2025
Known as the 'Champagne of Teas', it has a unique muscatel flavour and light colour. Grown in the Himalayas, its taste varies with each harvest (flush).

Darjeeling Delight

Known as the "Champagne of Teas", it has a unique muscatel flavour and light colour. Grown in the Himalayas, its taste varies with each harvest (flush).

This robust, malty black tea hails from the Brahmaputra plains. It`s prized for its strong body and bright colour and is often a key part of breakfast blends.

Assam`s Bold Brew

This robust, malty black tea hails from the Brahmaputra plains. It`s prized for its strong body and bright colour and is often a key part of breakfast blends.

From the Blue Mountains of South India, this tea is intensely aromatic, brisk, and flavourful. It remains clear when iced, making it exceptionally refreshing.

Nilgiri`s Fragrant Cup

From the Blue Mountains of South India, this tea is intensely aromatic, brisk, and flavourful. It remains clear when iced, making it exceptionally refreshing.

Kangra`s Gentle Charm

Grown in Himachal Pradesh, this tea, especially the green variety, offers a subtle, slightly sweet, and woody aroma, distinct from other mountain teas.

Kashmiri Kahwa Warmth

A traditional green tea from Kashmir, infused with saffron, cardamom, cinnamon, and often almonds. It`s a fragrant, warming, and mildly spiced delight.

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Also from Kashmir, this unique pink, salty tea is made with green tea leaves, milk, and baking soda. It has a creamy texture and a savoury, buttery taste.

Ladakhi Butter Tea

Called `Gur Gur Chai`, this energy-boosting Ladakhi staple is made with tea leaves, yak butter, and salt. It`s a rich, creamy, and warming brew.

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