Pukka Love, Organic Herbal Tea with Rose, Chamomile & Lime Flower

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Tea since long is known to be a great conversation starter. There is something about the aroma that instantly lightens the mood and you want to avoid sad or heavy conversations. By the way, I have written a blog on 97 captions for milk tea lovers. Do give it a read.

This is partly because of the intention behind its creation, and partly because of the inspiring projects that it supports, especially through its FairWild certified ingredients: elderflower, limeflower and licorice. The story behind Pukka's Love teaSo, you see that though the type might change but, tea remains a never-changing emotion. 8. Never Has A Drink Come Close To Being Further Classified According To Regions There is the delightful taste of course – perfect to have with a biscuit or two. There is also its warmth which is a great benefit in a climate such as the UK. But mostly drinking tea is a part of British culture. It is sewn into our cultural identity as an iconic part of being British.

This is partly because of the intention behind its creation, and partly because of the inspiring projects that it supports, especially through its FairWild certified ingredients: elderflower, limeflower and . The story behind Pukka's Love tea Tea for me is my reason to live and no time is good enough to drink tea. I can drink it anytime with the same zeal and enthusiasm as my morning cup. In a society that was so deeply divided in relatively recent times, treating everyone equally is of utmost importance. The project we work with has gone one step further, and is actively trying to promote reconciliation by supporting ethnic minorities in remote areas. So, the next time you are in a board-room meeting, or just hanging out with friends drink tea and see the atmosphere change. 10. The Many Shades Of Tea Leaves Yes, you read that correct. Contrary to popular belief that tea should be avoided if you want to shed some kilos, let me tell you there are some varieties that help in weight loss.

In West Bengal, milk tea and lemon tea go hand in hand, Kashmiris prefer Kahwa and Noon Chai. Then we have Maharashtra where people love masala chai(tea with spices like cardamom, cloves, and ginger added to it). Do share the kind of tea you’ve grown up to love in the comment section below. 9. Great Conversations Begins With Tea The tea clearly worked; within a year Sebastian and Suze had moved in together and were married soon after. Several years later, Sebastian decided to spread the love even wider. The original blend was recreated and in 2004 we launched Pukka’s Love tea. In fact the legend of how afternoon tea came into being is another reason we love tea so much – because we invented the afternoon habit. Legend has it that afternoon tea was ‘created’ by Anna Maria, who was the seventh Duchess of Bedford. After experiencing a ‘sinking’ feeling around 4pm every afternoon, Anna asked her maid to bring her tea and a slice or two of bread and butter to tide her over during the long break between lunch and dinner. She soon found it was the perfect refreshment and asked her friends to join her. When it comes to the sweetening part, the first choice is white sugar. But, have you ever thought that tea can be sweetened using tastier options than white sugar? If your answer is No, consider jaggery, brown sugar, sugar-free, honey, and maple syrup to name a few.