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Original Chai | Pukka
The first taste of this tea is cinnamon, then after a few sips, the ginger becomes noticeable, and, finally, there is a lovely subtle aftertaste of cardamom. This is a very enjoyable herbal tea from Pukka.
 
20 Individually wrapped sachets
 
Pukka was founded in 2001 by Sebastian Pole and Tim Westwood. Right from the initial planning, they were adamant that Pukka would be a business force for good, one that put their organic farming values alongside fair trade and conservation at the heart of their business. In the present day, Pukka is one of the leading brands in the organic movement and has been operating like this long before it became fashionable.

Original Chai | Pukka

£4.50Price

100% organic ingredients: Cinnamon bark (40%), black tea (20%), ginger root (20%), cardamom pod (10%), licorice root.

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