Tea is India’s national fuel. Without the plethora of tea breaks, all working machinery will come to a screeching halt in the country. The Indian experience of tea has always been that of a rejuvenating drink. The warm cup with a load of milk and sugar is perfect to get your day started and ended. But that is not how tea is enjoyed all over the world. Tea is more of a leisurely drink which is an experience to the senses. With that in mind, TWG the luxury tea brand takes it’s first steps into India. The Wellbeing Group, starting off it’s business in Singapore in the 19th century now has a library of more than 800 types of single estate tea. They are blended in Asia, it’ tropical climate giving birth to a rich aroma of flavours. TWG is going to be available at Kiyan, The Roseate along with Roasted by The Roseate House at Delhi Aerocity. The four teas that you should definitely look out for are.

TWG Tea Tasting at Kiya, The Roseate

Creme Caramel

This delicate red tea from South Africa gives of a beautiful hit of spicy sweetness. It is derived from a secret blend of French spices. The sweetness of the tea will ensure that you will not be required to use any sugar at all. You can combine it with fruits and chocolate.

Imperial Oolong

A blue tea which has a hit of fruity spiciness but rounds off with a bitter after taste due to the fermented Chamylia plant.

TWG Tea Tasting at Kiya, The Roseate

Breakfast Earl Grey

This well known tea from England is a fragrant black tea. The infusion of bergamot gives it a characteristic citrusy taste. It goes perfectly with game and red meat.

Harmutty Assam

One of the Indian blends that we Indians never get to taste. A smashing burst of flavours but always with a tinge of jealousy. A fine Indian tea leaf which had to travel the whole world to settle on an Indian palate.

You can taste all of these elegant beauties with a range of pastries and desserts from the kitchens at Kiyan at The Roseate. The TWG tea experience is something that will stay on your mind and palate for a very long time.

Cost: INR 400++ per cup

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