Himalayan Brew

Kangra Pinewood Smoke Tea

Rs. 238.10

Note: Orders above Rs 600 are shipped free of shipping cost and orders below Rs 600 are charged a standard shipping of Rs 40 per order.

It is also known as Lapsang Souchong, The leaf is allowed to achieve a lengthy oxidation before roasting, rolling and drying. Later leaves are transferred to the smokehouse, where
they are hung from bamboo baskets above smoking pine-wood. Thus giving it very smoky,
smooth and uplifting taste.
Brewing Instructions

Step 1: Wash your tea pot with warm water.
Step 2: Add 1 tea spoon per cup of tea leaves into the pot and pour in freshly boiled water.
Step 3: Brew for 3-4 minutes.
Step 4: Strain into your tea cup & enjoy the brew.

Ingredients
Health Benefits

Himalayan Brew

Fresh & Handpicked Tea Leaves

We’re notoriously picky about our tea, so we pluck only the freshest and tenderest part of the plant — the top two leaves and a bud. We sample each and every harvest to select and blend the very best teas. We skip artificial additives to focus on a rich, real tea experience.

100% Real Ingredients and WholeLeaf

All our artisanal tea blends are not only made from natural raw ingredients Making our tea all 100% real and natural.

Brewing Instructions

Himalayan Brew Tea - Brewing with love

Step 1

Wash your tea pot with warm water.

Step 2

Add 1 tea spoon per cup of tea leaves into the pot and pour in freshly boiled water.

Step 3

Brew for 3-4 minutes.

Step 4

Strain into your tea cup & enjoy the brew.

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