Choose your blend
Kadak Chai!
250gNo mildStays strong after milk
Our strong chai. Made for the stovetop, not a quick steep. The CTC and orthodox leaves still come through after the milk and sugar — heavy in the body, with a kick and a lingering, lightly tingling finish. Good on its own, or as a base if you like adding your own ginger and masala.
Kadak Chai!
The heavyweight
Spiced Chai!
250g7 spicesBig aroma
Our spiced chai. The same tea base, with seven spices brewed in. Give it time on the flame and the whole kitchen ends up smelling like proper masala chai. There’s heat, and the tea still comes through. You’ll catch it from the next room.
Spiced Chai!
The flavour bomb
What makes us better.
India runs on chai. Most of it is weaker than it should be.
Here’s the case for switching.
of India drinks tea.
That’s a lot of cups to get wrong.
prefer milk tea with sugar.
Built to stay strong.
switched tea brands in five years.
Mostly over taste and quality.
Source: Tea Board of India domestic consumption study — tea drunk by an estimated 64% of the population, milk tea with sugar preferred by more than 80% of sampled households, and about 21% (~1 in 5) reporting a brand switch over five years, mainly over taste and quality. The published summary does not state the fieldwork year or sample size.
Choose your blend
Kadak Chai!
250gNo mildStays strong after milk
Our strong chai. Made for the stovetop, not a quick steep. The CTC and orthodox leaves still come through after the milk and sugar — heavy in the body, with a kick and a lingering, lightly tingling finish. Good on its own, or as a base if you like adding your own ginger and masala.
Kadak Chai!
The heavyweight
Spiced Chai!
250g7 spicesBig aroma
Our spiced chai. The same tea base, with seven spices brewed in. Give it time on the flame and the whole kitchen ends up smelling like proper masala chai. There’s heat, and the tea still comes through. You’ll catch it from the next room.
Spiced Chai!
The flavour bomb
What makes us better.
India runs on chai. Most of it is weaker than it should be.
Here’s the case for switching.
of India drinks tea.
That’s a lot of cups to get wrong.
prefer milk tea with sugar.
Built to stay strong.
switched tea brands in five years.
Mostly over taste and quality.
Source: Tea Board of India domestic consumption study — tea drunk by an estimated 64% of the population, milk tea with sugar preferred by more than 80% of sampled households, and about 21% (~1 in 5) reporting a brand switch over five years, mainly over taste and quality. The published summary does not state the fieldwork year or sample size.

