Kutki Tea

Kutki Herbal Tea – 70 g

Explore Kutki as a traditional single-botanical infusion with Sweetea. This 70 g pack is designed for customers interested in distinctive botanicals used in traditional Himalayan and Ayurvedic herbal knowledge. It is a single-herb product, not a blended tea.

About Kutki

Kutki commonly refers to Picrorhiza kurroa, a high-altitude Himalayan herb traditionally valued in Ayurveda. Its identity and plant part should be verified against the product's final specification and label. Traditional references are not proof that a tea treats or prevents a medical condition.

Taste profile

Kutki is known for a notably bitter, intense herbal taste. It is best prepared as a light infusion at first. Customers who prefer a milder flavour can reduce the quantity and steeping time rather than masking its natural character with excessive sweetener.

Brewing guide

• Use a small amount, approximately ¼–½ teaspoon per 200 ml water, as a starting point.
• Pour freshly boiled water over the herb and cover.
• Steep for 3–5 minutes, then strain. Follow the pack directions where they differ.

Product details

• Net weight: 70 g
• Format: Single-herb loose infusion
• Ingredient: Kutki (botanical identity/plant part as specified on label)
• Brand: Sweetea

Frequently asked questions

1. What is Kutki?
Kutki commonly refers to the Himalayan botanical Picrorhiza kurroa, used in traditional Ayurvedic practice.

2. What does Kutki taste like?
It has a strong, distinctly bitter herbal taste.

3. How do I brew Kutki?
Start with ¼–½ teaspoon in 200 ml hot water for 3–5 minutes, then strain, unless your pack gives different directions.

4. Does Kutki contain caffeine?
It is a herbal infusion, not a Camellia sinensis tea. Refer to the pack for ingredient and allergen details.

5. Can I drink Kutki every day?
Do not use it as an unrestricted daily beverage. Ask a qualified healthcare professional before regular use, especially if you take medicines or have a health condition.

6. Who should take extra care?
Pregnant or breastfeeding people, children, and people with medical conditions or taking medication should seek professional advice before use.

7. Is Kutki a liver treatment or detox?
No. This product is not a treatment, liver cleanse or detox medicine. Traditional use does not establish clinical effectiveness.

8. How should I store it?
Store tightly sealed in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and moisture.

Important use note

Kutki is a potent bitter botanical and should not be treated as an everyday tea without appropriate professional guidance. Follow the label and applicable food regulations.

Net weight: 70 g

The infusion reflects the natural character of its leaves, flowers, roots, fruits or botanicals.

Follow the quantity, temperature and steeping guidance in the product description, then adjust the next cup to taste.

Caffeine: Refer to the product description

Herbs may affect people differently. Seek qualified advice when pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a health condition.