Sep 26, 2023, 10:13 PM IST

7 Different types of tea in India

Khushi Patel

Masala Tea

Perhaps the most well-known chai in India is masala chai. Black tea is used to make it, along with a mixture of cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, and black pepper. A rich and fragrant beverage is made by combining milk with a sweetener, usually sugar or honey. People adore masala chai for how cozy and soothing it is

Ginger Tea

Black tea is converted into ginger chai by adding freshly grated or sliced ginger, as the name suggests. It has a spicy, energizing flavor and is renowned for its ability to ease cold symptoms and calm the digestive system

Cardamom Tea

Black tea is infused with cardamom pods to create cardamom chai. This chai variation is a delicious and fragrant choice thanks to the cardamom's sweet, aromatic flavor

Cinnamon Tea

Cinnamon sticks are used to flavor cinnamon chai, giving the tea a warm, somewhat sweet flavor. If you like the flavor of cinnamon, this is a snug and comforting option

Saffron Tea

A lavish and fragrant variant is saffron chai. Black tea is given saffron strands to give it a mild flowery and earthy flavor as well as a lovely golden hue. It's frequently seen as a rare treat

Mint Tea

In order to make mint chai, black tea is combined with either fresh or dried mint leaves. It's a great option for anyone searching for an energizing and cooling tea, especially in the summer

Lemongrass Tea

Black tea and lemongrass scents are combined in lemongrass chai. Lemongrass gives the tea a distinctive and energizing herbal and citrus flavor