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“This is a good tulsi blend, in my opinion. You wouldn’t think that caffeine and tulsi go together but somehow it seems to work here. I only wish they sold this in loose leaf form. Of course, it’s...” Read full tasting note
“I’ve been drinking this one every morning for a few weeks, because I wanted to wake up, but am under so much stress that my stomach has been a mess. Coffee hasn’t been my friend lately. However...” Read full tasting note
“Organic India Tulsi Tea is infused with natural goodness and taste. This tea makes a nourishing herbal drink. WOW!! Buy To get the taste” Read full tasting note
“I was hoping to taste the black tea more …. it really just tastes like tulsi to me (tulsi = holy basil). Not what I expected…. sweeter more herbal.” Read full tasting note
An authentic blend of India black teas & Stress relieving Tulsi
Abundant in antioxidants Energizing & Clarifying Powerful Adaptogen Stress Relieving Contains CaffeineDeep, spicy, and revitalizing, India Breakfast Tulsi tea has the fuller, heartier flavor drinkers of black tea adore. Its smooth taste is terrific alone, and delicious when enhanced by milk, soy milk, or other delicate creamer of your choice.
In this blend, We selected organic Assam (known for its body, briskness, malty flavor, and strong, bright color) and combined it with organic Ayerpadi, a special black tea leaf making headlines in the tea world for its deep, complex flavor.
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This is a good tulsi blend, in my opinion. You wouldn’t think that caffeine and tulsi go together but somehow it seems to work here. I only wish they sold this in loose leaf form. Of course, it’s easy enough to put your own tulsi in black tea, and sometimes I do that as well.
I’ve been drinking this one every morning for a few weeks, because I wanted to wake up, but am under so much stress that my stomach has been a mess. Coffee hasn’t been my friend lately. However much I like the other Tulsi teas though, this one is just okay. Rather than giving me that delicious black tea taste PLUS the benefits of tulsi, it really just tastes like tulsi to me (tulsi = holy basil). I find that some of Organic India’s other flavors do more to cover up the sorta herby-sweet tulsi taste.
Nonetheless, I shall finish up the box because the plant is good for my adrenals, and right now, in this stupid language immersion program, I need all the help managing the effects of stress that I can get.
I’ve got some tulsi growing that I should probably dry soon and try mixing with tea :)
Neat! Let me know how it turns out…
I will! :D
What kind of black tea do you think would be a good tulsi base?
gmathis – I have used assam with good results
We have basil at home, I should try that!!