Safflower
Why this blend works
✓ No added flavors✓ No preservatives✓ Whole herbs, not dust✓ Small-batch packed
What's in the pouch
Hill Queen vs ordinary tea bags
| Hill Queen | Ordinary tea-bag brands | |
|---|---|---|
| What's inside | Whole flowers & leaves you can see | Dust and fannings in a bag |
| Flavor | From the real herbs | "Nature identical" flavoring oils |
| Batch | Small-batch, packed same season | Mass-packed, year-old stock |
| Claims | Only what we can prove | Miracle promises |
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Know this tea
About this tea
Safflower, known in India as kusum, has bright orange petals that brew into a light golden cup. We pack the dried petals on their own, nothing added.
In the cup
Delicate golden cup with soft floral notes, a mild earthy sweetness and a clean finish.
When to enjoy
In the morning, in the afternoon or after meals. Naturally caffeine free, so it suits late evenings too.
Good to know
Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and reseal the pouch after every use. Best before 18 months from packaging.
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Contents & compliance
Contents & facts
Net weight: Available in 100g
Best before: Best before 18 months from packaging
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and reseal the pouch after every use
Manufacturer & compliance
Marketed by Hill Queen Tea · FSSAI-licensed facility (license number on every pack) · country of origin: India · full registered address and grievance contact on the pack.
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