Spiced Green Tea – Where Ayurveda Meets Refreshment


When you think of green tea, the words that often come to mind are "healthy," "bitter," or even "bland." But at Tea and Twigs, we decided to stir things up — quite literally — with a dash of tradition and a pinch of spice. Introducing Spiced Green Tea, a soulful blend that combines the ancient goodness of green tea with the warm, healing touch of Indian spices.

Let’s take a flavourful journey through what makes this tea more than just a beverage.


What is Spiced Green Tea?

Imagine the calmness of green tea mingled with the zest of ginger, the fragrance of cardamom, the subtle heat of black pepper, and the soothing notes of cinnamon and clove. That’s our Spiced Green Tea for you — a brew rooted in Ayurveda, created to boost wellness and awaken your senses.

It’s your morning ritual. Your midday breather. Your post-meal soother.


The Wellness in Every Sip

This isn’t just a tea; it’s a wellness potion. Here’s what each cup can do for your body and mind:

  • Boosts Metabolism

Green tea is known for its catechins that support fat burning and improve digestion. The added spices enhance this effect by naturally heating up the body and improving metabolic functions.

  • Aids Digestion

Ginger and cardamom are renowned digestive aids in Indian households. They help reduce bloating, indigestion, and acidity — making this tea perfect after meals.

  • Strengthens Immunity

Spices like cinnamon, clove, and black pepper are packed with antibacterial, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory properties. Regular sipping can help your body build a natural defence shield.

  • Keeps You Calm Yet Alert

Unlike coffee, this tea gives you just enough caffeine to feel energised — without the jitters. Plus, the antioxidants in green tea promote mental clarity and calmness.

  • Naturally Detoxifying

Spiced Green Tea acts as a gentle daily detox, flushing out toxins and giving your skin a healthy, radiant glow from within.


How to Brew the Perfect Cup

Step 1: Boil fresh water and let it cool for 30 seconds (green tea is best brewed below boiling point).
 Step 2: Add 1 tsp of Tea and Twigs Spiced Green Tea to a teapot or infuser.
 Step 3: Pour hot water and steep for 2–3 minutes.
 Step 4: Strain and sip mindfully. Add a drop of honey if you like a touch of sweetness.


Best Time to Sip

  • Morning – To kickstart your day with focus and freshness.

  • Post-meals – To help digestion and reduce bloating.

  • Evening – To wind down without feeling sluggish.


Why Choose Tea and Twigs Spiced Green Tea?

  • 100% Natural Ingredients

  • Ethically Sourced from Indian Farms

  • No Artificial Flavours or Preservatives

  • Blended for Taste + Health

  • Inspired by Indian Wellness Wisdom

We’ve crafted this blend with care to bring you the comfort of “ghar ke nuskhe” in a modern cup.


For the Mindful Tea Drinker

If you’re someone who loves clean eating, slow mornings, self-care rituals, or simply enjoys sipping something soothing between your hustle, Spiced Green Tea by Tea and Twigs is your perfect companion.

This isn’t a trend. It’s a tradition — reborn.


Ready to Add Some Spice to Your Wellness?


Let the healing warmth of spices and the calm of green tea embrace you — one cup at a time.

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