£34.00
Indulge in the rich history and exquisite flavour of The East India Company Governor Aungier's Bombay Chai Black Loose Tea. This unique blend pays tribute to Bombay's cosmopolitan spirit, a perfect fusion of black tea and warming spices.
- Authentic Spice Blend: A vibrant mix of cinnamon, clove, cardamom, ginger, and black pepper.
- Premium Black Tea: Crafted with high-quality black tea leaves for a full-bodied flavour.
- Historical Inspiration: Inspired by Governor Aungier's legacy in shaping Bombay's vibrant culture.
- Versatile Brewing: Enjoy with milk and sugar for a traditional chai experience.
- 125g Caddy: Perfect for sharing or enjoying at your leisure.
Description
xA vibrant combination of cinnamon, clove, cardamom, ginger and other spices with fine black tea.A flavourful blend of black tea with natural spices (cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, black pepper and clove).Gerald Aungier became the President of The East India Company in India, Persia, and Arabia in 1699. It was under his leadership that The Company's headquarters moved from Surat to Bombay, setting a course where seven small islands would grow to be one of the world's largest modern cities.Credited with establishing the first mint, constituting the first courts of law, importing the first printing press, and fortifying the city's defences by constructing the Bombay Castle, perhaps Governor Aungier's greatest achievement was in attracting Muslim, Hindu, and Parsi artisans and traders from the mainland to Bombay. The cosmopolitan nature of the city was set and his tea, blending together a vibrant variety of spices, honours the vibrancy of Bombay, and its second Governor.
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A vibrant combination of cinnamon, clove, cardamom, ginger and other spices with fine black tea.
A flavourful blend of black tea with natural spices (cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, black pepper and clove).
Gerald Aungier became the President of The East India Company in India, Persia, and Arabia in 1699. It was under his leadership that The Company's headquarters moved from Surat to Bombay, setting a course where seven small islands would grow to be one of the world's largest modern cities.
Credited with establishing the first mint, constituting the first courts of law, importing the first printing press, and fortifying the city's defences by constructing the Bombay Castle, perhaps Governor Aungier's greatest achievement was in attracting Muslim, Hindu, and Parsi artisans and traders from the mainland to Bombay. The cosmopolitan nature of the city was set and his tea, blending together a vibrant variety of spices, honours the vibrancy of Bombay, and its second Governor.
Preparation and Usage
Recommended with a dash of milk and sugar.
Brewing Instructions: 2.5g (2.5tsp) per cup (200ml)
4-5 mins, 5 in strength, 100C
Infusions: 1
Package Type
Can
Other Information
Additional Information:
Region: India
Brand
The East India Company
Founded by Royal Charter in 1600 by Queen Elizabeth I, The East India Company introduced tea to Britain. Today, The Company's fine tea reflect Jonathan Swift's famous remark, \Tea is water bewitched\The East India Company are proud to be part of Ethical Tea Partnership
Manufacturer
Packed for:
The East India Company Fine Foods Limited,
7-8 Conduit Street,
London,
W1S 2XF,
UK.
Return To Address
The East India Company Fine Foods Limited,
7-8 Conduit Street,
London,
W1S 2XF,
UK.
www.theeastindiacompany.com
Ingredients
Black Tea, Cinnamon, Ginger, Cardamom, Black Pepper, Clove
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