SKU: ARKKT01

Kashmiri Kahwa

Luxurious and soul warming with rich notes of leafy greens, almonds, spices and saffron.

1.06 oz (30 g)

$15.00

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Our luxurious kahwa is inspired by the traditions of Kashmir. It is a signature blend with cardamom and other spices, almonds, rose petals and real saffron strands. The saffron imparts a beautiful deep golden yellow hue and sweet earthy aromas. The tea is full bodied, with minimal astringency, juicy texture and a rich mouthfeel. Notes of leafy greens, almonds, nuts and spice are experienced throughout the cup and are absolutely soul warming.

Earthy

Chai & Spice - saffron, cardamom, ginger, cinnamon, cloves

Nutty & Milky - almonds

Vegetal - leafy greens

Ingredients

green tea, ginger, cardamom,, almonds, rose petals, saffron, cinnamon, cloves

Caffeine Level

low

Make the perfect tea

Steeping Instructions

To prepare an exquisite cup of tea use filtered water.

Western Style

Number of infusions per 2.5 g serving: 3-4

Quantity

2.5 gms (use a digital scale) of tea (use a digital scale)

Temperature

4-5 fl-oz (120-150 ml or 1/2 - 2/3rd cup) of water at 175°F - 185°F (80°C - 85°C)

Steeping Time

1st infusion:1-2 minutes
Pour and enjoy
2nd infusion:1 minute
3rd infusion:1-2 minutes

Delicious

I’m very pleased with all the green teas I purchased. The Kashmiri definitely has a warming flavor. I taste some orange and cinnamon. But just the right amount- not too much cinnamon!

Delicious & Nourishing!

OMGOMGOMG amazing!! So rich & sweet, I added a little orange blossom honey & evaporated coconut milk to the mug and 😍😍😍 re-steeped like 5 times and it was just as fragrant and delicious as the first! It got me through a whole day of back-to-back meetings, so soothing & nourishing!

Love the flavor!

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