Do you love your cup of tea?

Nov 11
21:49

2006

Gaurav Dhingra

Gaurav Dhingra

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I love my cup of tea as it not only provides me with a refreshing feeling but also it is one healthy thing to start my day. Tea contains phyto-chemicals that help the body fight certain cancers. Tea can also help in maintaining healthy blood cholesterol levels by inhibiting oxidation of LDL (low density lipoproteins, or "bad cholesterol). Tea can also help boost immune system and slows the aging process.

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Tea is the most commonly used beverage across the planet earth,Do you love your cup of tea? Articles it is indeed second to only water. And it is easily available from any grocery shop, easy to make and easy to relish with or without snacks. But is this the only reason that we all are more or less accustomed to drink tea? No, not for me, tea is a lot more for me then just a drink that make up for the daily habit.

I love my cup of tea as it not only provides me with a refreshing feeling but also it is one healthy thing to start my day. Tea contains phyto-chemicals that help the body fight certain cancers. Tea can also help in maintaining healthy blood cholesterol levels by inhibiting oxidation of LDL (low density lipoproteins, or "bad cholesterol). Tea can also help boost immune system and slows the aging process.

Tea is one drink that not only provides health benefits but also tastes so good. But do all teas taste same - as a tea connoisseur you must know that all teas are not same, some are better then the rest and some are as precious as the gold leaves.

I am privileged to born in India as India produces some of the very fine quality of black teas. Among many Indian teas Darjeelingtea is considered to be the world's finest teas grown anywhere in the world and thus named as Champagne of teas. It has a nutty note, pronounced greenness, strong character, and a gentle disposition, ready to satisfy any time of the day of the year. Top Darjeeling teas command high prices, in part because of their superior quality and in part because their season is limited to the months between March and September. The first flush of tea is picked after the spring rains arrive in March and April, the second flush in May and June, and then the final, autumnal harvest in September.

Tea lovers all across the world always look for the genuine and fresh Indian black teas especially Darjeeling tea as it is the most priced tea. Now reputed tea trading companies have established secure means to sell fine Indian black teas through their fully secure ecommerce websites and they also provide free shipment to eventually all over the world.  

Tea connoisseurs now have the luxury of having the Fresh Indian teas delivered at their homes, that too without burning a whole in their pockets by directly ordering tea from Indian tea trading company website www.khochateas.com

Now you can relish that cup of tea even more with fresh teas as they are not only tastes good but they are good for your body as well.