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Ginger Tea

₹ 180.00 ₹ 148.00
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Ginger Tea
Ginger Tea
Ginger Tea
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Ginger Tea
Ginger Tea
Ginger Tea
Ginger Tea
Ginger Tea

A tree-lined bike trail on a crisp morning — and a cup of India's favourite ginger tea to match. TEAME Ginger Tea is 98% bold Assam black tea with 2% natural ginger. 25 bags, enjoyed in 42 countries.

What are the benefits of ginger tea? Real ginger gives this bold Assam black tea a warming, spicy kick. Enjoy it black or with milk as a classic adrak chai, a bold, warming brew to turn a hectic day into a smooth ride.

How to brew: steep 2–3 minutes; drink black or add milk.

98% bold Assam black tea with 2% natural ginger. Warming, spicy and full-bodied, with real ginger. Enjoy black or with milk. India's original adrak chai. 25/100 tea bags.

India's original adrak chai. Still unbeaten.

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Ginger Tea

₹ 180.00 ₹ 148.00
₹ 5.92 item
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✅ 98% Assam black tea with 2% natural ginger — bold adrak chai
✅ Real ginger for a warming adrak kick
✅ Perfect with milk for a classic adrak chai
✅ Bold, naturally caffeinated morning cup
✅ Loved in 42 countries
✅ Individually sealed tea bags

 
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Warm, reviving ginger

Warm, reviving ginger

Real ginger adds a spicy, warming kick that wakes up your senses. Whether it's a chilly morning or a chai break, ginger is the ingredient that delivers.

Super fresh, handpicked leaves

Super fresh, handpicked leaves

We use only top-tier leaves, handpicked from India's crème de la crème estates. Then we seal in the freshness and deliver straight to your cup.

A tree-lined bike trail on a crisp morning — and a cup of India's favourite ginger tea to match. TEAME Ginger Tea is 98% bold Assam black tea with 2% natural ginger. 25 bags, enjoyed in 42 countries.

What are the benefits of ginger tea? Real ginger gives this bold Assam black tea a warming, spicy kick. Enjoy it black or with milk as a classic adrak chai, a bold, warming brew to turn a hectic day into a smooth ride.

How to brew: steep 2–3 minutes; drink black or add milk.

98% bold Assam black tea with 2% natural ginger. Warming, spicy and full-bodied, with real ginger. Enjoy black or with milk. India's original adrak chai. 25/100 tea bags.

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Customers praised this authentic ginger tea for its rich, balanced flavor and soothing qualities. The "adrak" taste is described as "strong, yet balanced" and "perfect for cold days." Many enjoy it with milk for traditional chai. Reviewers highlight the "unmatched quality" and "wonderful aroma." Rated 4-5 stars consistently, it's a go-to for relaxation and mornings.

  • The quality of this tea is unmatched. The flavor is rich and satisfying.
  • The adrak flavor is strong, yet balanced, and feels so comforting.
  • This tea is amazing and refreshing. I absolutely love the taste and aroma.
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  • 5 stars: 177 (68%)
  • 4 stars: 80 (31%)
  • 3 stars: 2 (1%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Deepak B.
Refreshing and soothing

The quality of this tea is unmatched. The flavor is rich and satisfying.

R
Rajesh G.

Refreshing and soothing

A
Anjali M.
Delicious tea

The aroma and flavor are just perfect. I will be buying more soon.

D
Deepak
Smooth Flavor

Perfect tea for cold days. The adrak flavor is strong, yet balanced, and feels so comforting.

P
Pooja
Soothing Ginger Flavor

Nice ginger tea with a bold flavor. This is my go-to tea for a soothing break.

M
Meera
Best with Milk

This tea has a real ginger flavor. So soothing, especially with milk for a classic adrak chai.

S
Seema
Feels Like Homemade

Nice ginger tea with a bold flavor. This is my go-to tea for a soothing break.

A
Ajay
Great for Relaxing

Perfect tea for cold days. The adrak flavor is strong, yet balanced, and feels so comforting.

M
Manoj
Perfect for Winter

Great ginger flavor! This adrak chai has become my favorite for starting the day.

S
Sunil
Perfect for Chilly Days

Nice ginger flavor that’s not too strong. Makes a great cup of adrak chai with milk.

R
Rina
Great Adrak Taste

My favorite adrak chai! Smooth, spicy, and perfect for chilly mornings with a dash of milk.

S
Suresh S.

The quality of this tea is unmatched. The flavor is rich and satisfying.

S
Suresh
Nice and Refreshing

This ginger tea has a wonderful adrak aroma! Perfect with milk for a classic chai experience.

R
Rajesh J.

Loved the flavor!

N
Nisha
Lovely Ginger Kick

This tea has a real ginger flavor. So soothing, especially with milk for a classic adrak chai.

N
Nisha
Smooth Flavor

Lovely and bold ginger flavor. This adrak tea is fantastic, especially with milk.

K
Kavita
Rich Ginger Taste

Perfectly balanced ginger chai. The adrak is not too strong, and it’s amazing as a milk tea.

L
Lakshmi
Perfect for Milk Tea

Love the ginger kick! It’s smooth and perfect for a chai break. Best enjoyed with milk.

N
Nisha
Great with Milk

Good ginger flavor that’s not too strong. Nice as a milk tea or just plain.

K
Kavita
Love the Ginger Aroma!

Good ginger flavor that’s not too strong. Nice as a milk tea or just plain.

A
Ajay
Rich Ginger Taste

Superb ginger tea that’s great for relaxing. Real ginger taste, not too overpowering, and very refreshing.

L
Lakshmi
Best with Milk

My favorite adrak chai! Smooth, spicy, and perfect for chilly mornings with a dash of milk.

M
Manoj
Great with Milk

Love the ginger aroma! Feels like traditional adrak chai when made with milk.

R
Rahul
Great Adrak Taste

Nice ginger flavor that’s not too strong. Makes a great cup of adrak chai with milk.

D
Deepak
Strong and Spicy

Warm and comforting adrak chai. Perfect for winter and feels like homemade ginger tea.

N
Nisha
Soothing Ginger Flavor

Perfect tea for cold days. The adrak flavor is strong, yet balanced, and feels so comforting.

A
Anita
Smooth Flavor

This tea has a real ginger flavor. So soothing, especially with milk for a classic adrak chai.

D
Deepak
Nice and Refreshing

Good ginger flavor that’s not too strong. Nice as a milk tea or just plain.

A
Ajay
Rich Ginger Taste

Great ginger tea, especially on cold mornings! The aroma is amazing and feels like true adrak chai.

M
Meera
Love the Ginger Aroma!

Authentic ginger flavor that feels so fresh. I enjoy this tea every day, especially as a milk tea.

P
Priya
Best with Milk

Lovely ginger taste that’s smooth and refreshing. Great for a warm cup of milk tea.

N
Nisha
Nice and Mild

Lovely ginger taste that’s smooth and refreshing. Great for a warm cup of milk tea.

N
Nisha
Perfect for Milk Tea

Wonderful chai with just the right amount of ginger! Refreshing and strong, but not overpowering.

V
Vikram
Perfect for Milk Tea

Perfectly balanced ginger tea. The adrak is mild, yet the flavor is soothing and rich.

P
Priya P.
Highly recommend

The aroma and flavor are just perfect. I will be buying more soon.

Still have questions? We've got you.

What is TEAME Ginger Tea?

It is a bold Assam black tea blended with real ginger (adrak chai), India's classic warming tea. Available in 25 and 100 tea bags. TEAME is part of Madhu Jayanti International, a tea house with 80+ years of sourcing experience, and all TEAME teas are 100% natural with no added sugar or artificial flavours.

Can I drink it with milk?

Yes. It is made for a classic adrak chai. Brew it strong and add milk, or enjoy it black.

Does it contain caffeine?

Yes. As a caffeinated tea it contains natural caffeine, lighter than coffee. It is best enjoyed in the morning or afternoon rather than late at night.

How do I brew it?

Use freshly boiled water (around 95–100°C), pour over one bag or one teaspoon of leaves, and steep 3–5 minutes to taste. Add milk for a classic adrak chai.

Can I make chai with it?

Yes. It makes a warming ginger chai with milk and, if you like, a little jaggery or sugar.

Does it contain added sugar?

No. It contains no added sugar and no artificial flavours or preservatives. Any sweetness comes from the natural ingredients, and you can add your own honey or sweetener to taste.

When is the best time to drink it?

Popular in the morning and during colder or monsoon weather. It contains caffeine, so keep it earlier in the day if you are sensitive.

What does it taste like?

Bold black tea with a warming, spicy ginger kick.

How should I store it?

Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from heat, light, moisture and strong odours. Once opened, keep it airtight and use within a few months for the best flavour and aroma.

Where can I buy it?

At teameteas.com with delivery across India. Free shipping applies on orders above ₹499 and free Cash on Delivery on orders above ₹899.

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