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  Tea is the second most loved and consumed beverage after water. One of the primary reasons for the high popularity of tea apart from its taste is the numerous health benefits of tea, especially green tea. India is the biggest tea producer in the world, but 70% of what the country produces is consumed by its own natives indicating the popularity of this rich beverage in the country. The fine leaves of Camellia sinensis are handpicked and packed with professional monitoring to create Iron Kettle Himalaya green tea. The characteristic liquor of authentic green tea made with  Organic Green Tea Bags   is pale green or sometimes yellow with a rich earthy vegetal taste. The mild herbaceous taste of green tea differentiates it from black tea brewed using black tea bags. A Cup of Morning Bliss Green tea is more than just a hydrating beverage. Consuming a soothing cup of organic green tea enhances concentration, activates senses, and enhances attention and alertness. Enjoying a c...

Allow us to start by concluding that bliss and tea are synonyms. How are we so sure? In India, tea is far more than a warm morning beverage; it is an emotion and a necessity in more ways than one. There is a saying, "If you have food, clothing, and shelter, you can live a happy life". Well, what this saying is missing is the mention of tea. Need a break? Want to re-energize? Have a bad headache? There is no cure like a rich brew of Assam Tea Bags and loose Kadak tea.  An Age-Old Legacy of Kadak Tea  The tea industry is known to be 172 years old. Tea was introduced to India by the British in the nineteenth century. India has since become the second-largest tea producer in the world, with more than nine lakh metric tons of tea production per year. India itself consumes 70% of the total production, signifying the love that Indians have for tea. From humble beginnings in the fields of Assam to owning multiple tea brands worldwide, the Indian tea industry has come a long way....

In a pretty distant land, a girl, gifted intellectually, sat on a fine evening pondering about her daily troubles. Just when her servant presented her with a rather subtle warm water, a leaf fell from the neighboring tree. Astonished by the drink's taste, the girl decided to venture ahead with the funny mixture. The girl we say is former Chinese emperor Nung, and the elixir she pondered upon was tea. Since then, not only has the beverage broken the clutches of cultures and customs, it has presented itself as the Asian or rather global preference in refreshment. Tea has undergone rounds of variations having distinct sources, colors, aromas, and tastes. Its widespread profile makes it the second most consumed liquid after none other than water, as reported by the International Institute of sustainable development. And what makes this a more favorable fact is that India stands as the second most important tea producer, with its Nilgiri Green Tea and black tea acclaimed globally and D...

One of the world’s most favorite beverages is also the world’s largest-selling beverage. Yes, you guessed right, we are talking about a strong cup of Kadak Tea. Taking a conversation shift, when we talk about Indians, tea is not just a refreshment source but also a culturally embraced habit that has become a primary aspect of our beverage category dating back centuries now. The wake of dawn is celebrated by many with a cup of Assam Kadak Chai, Assam tea bags, Himalayan Green Tea Packet , or Nilgiri green tea in India and countries across the globe.  The Search For A Perfect Brew Over the years, it has been observed that even the biggest tea manufacturers are failing to maintain the fine quality of tea harvested and retailed, making it difficult for tea enthusiasts to find a rich and authentic blend despite a vast tea market.  The Iron Kettle Difference The fine taste of tea is dependent on the selection of tea leaves. In the age of machine processing, Iron Kettle has taken a h...