
Bold, Malty & Full-Bodied — Straight from the Valley
A rustic Rajasthani classic — premium tea infused with the earthy sweetness of pure jaggery (Gud). Healthy, natural, and utterly soulful.
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"Deep golden liquor capturing the pure essence of the terroir."
For a perfect, authentic cup of Gud Ki Chai - 1kg + 10gm (1010gm), follow our step-by-step brewing guide. Enjoy plain or with a splash of milk and organic honey to enhance its notes.
Gud Ki Chai is a heritage Rajasthani recipe brought to your kitchen. This unique blend combines premium tea leaves with the natural, earthy sweetness of pure jaggery (gud), creating an earthy alternative flavour to white-sugar chai. Jaggery is still an added sugar; use the sweetness that suits your diet. Gud Ki Chai is a tradition. The deep, caramel-like sweetness of jaggery pairs beautifully with the bold tea base, delivering a soulful cup that connects you to India's rich tea heritage.
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"The leaves are exceptionally fresh and whole. When brewed, they unfurl completely, releasing a wonderful malty and sweet aroma. Easily the best purchase I have made this season."
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"I brew the Aravali Premium Leaf Tea in a teapot. The rich malty fragrance is instantly calming. It has no bitter aftertaste, just a smooth, clean finish. Will definitely order again."
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"The spices in the Masala Chai are authentic. You can actually see cardamom pods and ginger pieces in the loose tea. It makes for a comforting, warming brew every single day."
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First flush is the earliest harvest of the season (typically March), known for a light, delicate, floral flavour.
Second flush is harvested later in the season (May-June) and has a stronger, fuller-bodied muscatel flavour compared to first flush.
Use water just off the boil (around 90-95°C), steep for 3-4 minutes, and avoid over-brewing to prevent bitterness.
Pricing reflects limited harvest windows, high-altitude cultivation, hand-plucking, and the specific processing that gives Darjeeling tea its signature flavour.
Muscatel refers to the natural grape/wine-like sweetness that develops in certain Darjeeling teas, especially second flush, due to a small insect's feeding on the leaf.
On average, 100g of loose-leaf Darjeeling tea yields approximately 40-50 cups, depending on the quantity used per cup.
1kg
₹450.00