
Know what is in your cup
Tea information
Product information
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Thulasi (tulsi or holy basil) brings an aromatic herbal note to this green tea blend. The green tea base provides a fresh, brisk character, while tulsi adds a familiar, fragrant profile associated with Indian herbal traditions.
How to prepare
Use the temperature and steeping time on the current pack. Green tea is often best with hot, not vigorously boiling, water; strain promptly for a softer cup.
Frequently asked questions
What is Thulasi?
Thulasi is another name for tulsi or holy basil.
Does it contain caffeine?
Yes, a blend containing green tea naturally contains caffeine.
What does it taste like?
Fresh and leafy with an aromatic herbal note from tulsi.
Who should check suitability?
Ask a qualified healthcare professional if pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a health condition.
Ingredients & taste
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The infusion reflects the natural character of its leaves, flowers, roots, fruits or botanicals.
Brewing guide
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Follow the quantity, temperature and steeping guidance in the product description, then adjust the next cup to taste.
Caffeine & best time to drink
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Caffeine: Contains caffeine
Gentle safety notes
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Herbs may affect people differently. Seek qualified advice when pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a health condition.