Question 1

What types of tea does Brew Your Sip sell?

Accepted Answer

Brew Your Sip offers premium loose-leaf teas from Darjeeling and Assam: First Flush Darjeeling, Second Flush Darjeeling, Diamond CTC, Platina CTC, Special Masala Chai, Kashmiri Kahwa, Jasmine Green Tea, Pearl Green Tea, Marvel Green Tea, Earl Grey, and Saffron White Tea. All 100% natural, no additives.

Question 2

Does Brew Your Sip offer free shipping?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Free shipping across India on orders above ₹199. Standard delivery 2–12 days, same-day dispatch available.

Question 3

What is the difference between First Flush and Second Flush Darjeeling?

Accepted Answer

First Flush (Mar–Apr): lighter, floral, fresh notes, higher caffeine. Second Flush (May–Jun): fuller-bodied with muscatel — a rich, fruity, grape-like character.

Question 4

Diamond CTC vs Platina CTC?

Accepted Answer

Diamond CTC is strongest, most affordable everyday chai — pure Assam CTC. Platina CTC adds a touch of saffron for warmth and depth. Both ideal for milk chai.

Question 5

Is Brew Your Sip tea safe for daily consumption?

Accepted Answer

Yes. No artificial additives, preservatives, or added sugar in any product.

Question 6

How long has Brew Your Sip been in business?

Accepted Answer

Since 1988 — over 37 years. Founded by Ashok Shah in Kolkata, now managed by the Shah family's second generation.

Question 7

Can I try before buying a full pack?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Trial packs from ₹299 let you sample multiple varieties before committing to larger quantities.

Question 8

What is Kashmiri Kahwa?

Accepted Answer

Traditional Kashmir valley green tea with saffron, cardamom, cinnamon, almonds, walnuts and rose petals. Naturally warming, rich in antioxidants, served without milk.

Question 9

How should I store loose-leaf tea?

Accepted Answer

Airtight container, away from sunlight, moisture and strong odours. Brew Your Sip teas come in resealable pouches.

Question 10

What is white tea and why is it expensive?

Accepted Answer

White tea uses only young buds, gently dried with no rolling or oxidation — highest antioxidant content of any tea. Rare hand-picking process makes it more expensive than black or green teas.

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