Indian Loose Leaf Tea

India is one of the world's great tea producers, from the malty, robust teas of the lowlands to the bright, aromatic teas of the Himalayan foothills. These loose leaf teas make a satisfying everyday cup on their own or with milk, and many are perfect for a homemade chai.

Indian Loose Leaf Tea

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Surajamukhi Assam Orange Pekoe
India • Black Tea
Malty and tart Assam tea with a vigorous body and rich colour.
CA$7.87
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Assam Harmony
India • Black Tea
Our Assam Harmony is robust; rich in aroma and heavy malt notes
CA$10.07
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4.8
Assam Mangalam
India • Black Tea
Assam Mangalam granulated leaves provides a bold mahogany cup of tea that is malty and rich
CA$13.01
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4.5
Assam Khagorijan Strong
India • Black Tea
A strong assam, deep full-bodied black tea with a hint of spice
CA$8.60
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4.3
English Breakfast
India • Black Tea
Classic black tea blend that is essential in British tea culture; it is robust, and full flavored
CA$7.28
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4.4
Traditional Masala Chai
India • Black Tea
Full-flavored traditional blend of black tea, cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, pepper and clove
CA$10.07
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4.5
Monk's Blend
India • Black Tea
Luxury Indian Darjeeling, keemun, Assam and nilgiri teas blended to produce a robust tea
CA$8.60
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4.7
Darjeeling Cream Earl Grey
India • Black Tea
Rich and luxurious Darjeeling based earl grey with vanilla cream notes
CA$8.75
50g
CA$8.75
100g
CA$16.03
200g
CA$29.34
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4.8
Tulsi Holy Basil
India • Herbal Tea
Pure fresh Tulsi from India
CA$14.49
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4.3
Pure Moringa Leaf
India • Herbal Tea
An herbaceous “superfood” herbal tea with a mild, green flavor
CA$7.87
50g
CA$7.87
100g
CA$14.49
200g
CA$26.99
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Frequently asked questions

What are the main Indian tea regions?

Assam is known for malty, full-bodied black tea, Darjeeling for light, aromatic teas from the Himalayan foothills, and Nilgiri for bright, fragrant teas from the south.

Is Indian tea good with milk?

Yes. Strong Assam teas in particular stand up well to milk and are the classic base for breakfast tea and chai.

How do I brew Indian black tea?

Use freshly boiled water, 95–100°C (200–212°F), and steep for 3–5 minutes; Darjeeling is best on the shorter side.