Taj Mahal Tea, 250 Grams

Taj Mahal Tea 250 Grams: Brooke Bond's Aromatic Assam Blend for Everyday Chai
For decades, Taj Mahal Tea has been linked with a refined cup of Indian chai and a famous tabla-inspired "Wah Taj" tagline. The blend is known for its bright color and aroma, and this 250 gram pack is a nice size to keep on the counter. South Asian tea lovers in America can order it at SubziCart.com, an Indian grocery store in the USA with nationwide delivery.


Taj Mahal Tea Features
• Black tea from Brooke Bond's Taj Mahal range, popular across India
• Known for a fragrant, full-bodied brew
• 250 gram pack, easy to finish while the tea is still fresh
• Suits both milky chai and a lighter cup with a splash of milk
• A classy option for serving guests or gifting


Nutritional Information
Taj Mahal Tea contains black tea leaves, which naturally have caffeine. Brewed tea without milk or sugar contributes very few calories. For any extra product details, refer to the packaging and its Nutrition Facts panel if provided.


Serving Ideas
• Brew a classic chai with a little milk, sugar and a pinch of crushed cardamom
• Serve lightly brewed with minimal milk to enjoy the aroma
• Pair with nankhatai or besan ladoo for a festive afternoon
• Make Kashmiri-style noon chai adjustments by adding a pinch of salt and milk (for adventurous tea drinkers)
• Chill strongly brewed tea with lemon and mint for summer


Frequently Asked Questions
Which tea region is Taj Mahal known for?
The brand is widely associated with Assam tea, though you should check the pack for blend details.
How much tea should I use for a strong cup?
Use 1 heaped teaspoon per cup, boil for about 2 minutes, then add milk and simmer until rich.
Does Taj Mahal work for iced tea?
Yes. Brew it double strength, cool quickly and pour over ice with sugar syrup and lemon.