Description

An orthodox black tea with a unique combination of fragrance and briskness, the like of which can not be found anywhere else in the world. It is grown in the famous Nilgiri Hills also called the Blue Mountains. Elegantly hand-rolled, its royal greenish-yellow hue just adds to the delicate floral aroma and heavenly taste. With the right amount of caffeine, this low-calorie beverage is known for its health benefits. Earthy and smooth, our high-grown Nilgiri Tea brings a rush of freshness to your morning brew.link

Nilgiri tea is variously described as being light but full-bodied or well-rounded in flavour, with fruit, like citrus, and floral notes. Its orthodox tea is compared to Ceylon teas which grow under similar conditions, such as two monsoons.

Benefits

• As it is low-calorie it helps lose weight.
• Helps support heart health.
• Helps maintain sugar level.
• Reduces stress.
• Slows aging.
• Improves immunity and oral health

Nilgiri tea has alkylamine antigens that contribute significantly to boosting your immune system. It also contains tannins that can protect you from common ailments like stomach flu, cold, indigestion, and acid reflux.

Boosts Your Immunity:

Your immunity is the ultimate shield against stubborn illnesses. Nilgiri tea has alkylamine antigens that contribute significantly to boosting your immune system. It also contains tannins that can protect you from common ailments like stomach flu, cold, indigestion, and acid reflux.

Keeps Your Fit:

Yes, the all-natural Nilgiri can help you take a step closer to being fit. It contains just the right amount of caffeine. The antioxidants present in this low-calorie tea contribute to weight management by boosting metabolism and burning fats swiftly.

Improves Oral Health:

Nilgiri tea restricts the growth of bacterias that form plaque in the teeth. It not only reduces plaque formation, but also restricts bacteria growth that promotes tooth decay and cavities. The Polyphenols present in i effectively and efficiently combat cavity-causing bacteria.

Increases Bone Density:

One can only survive it all with a calm mind, a healthy heart, and rock-solid bones. With age, our bones tend to become fragile as they lose mass. Here is where Nilgiri tea comes to our rescue. Studies show that consuming Black tea regularly promotes strong Bone Mineral Density.

Keeps The Heart Healthy:

After everything, it all comes down to the heart; the one that beats relentlessly to keep us going. Nilgiri tea is rich in flavonoids that help in improving blood flow, strengthening your heart and circulatory system. Another benefit of tea is that it contains the amino acid L-theanine.

The Origin of Black Tea

In a simple answer, black tea started in China in the year 1590, around the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing dynasty. Prior to this, the Chinese would just drink green or oolong tea. Rumors suggest that military men, while going through the Fujian territory, took cover in a tea manufacturing plant that had halted the creation of green or oolong tea. In the meantime, the tea leaves dried out in the sun and got oxidized. At the point when the military men left, the production line continued making tea, yet the shade of the tea was red or dark and tasted seriously rejuvenating and aromatic.

As a result, this brought about the first black tea, known as Lapsang Souchong — “Lapsang” signifies the high mountains, and “Souchong” signifies the little leaves of the tea tree. Consequently, the expression “black tea” was begotten by the English and Dutch brokers. In the year 1610, the Dutch carried black tea to Europe, and so, in 1658, it entered the premise of Britain. As black tea began becoming prominent, the English chose to develop it in three major locations such as Darjeeling and Assam, India.