Travel with your Bes-tea: A guide for travelling with tea bags!

We get it! For a true tea lover, some days might get tough if they do not get one steaming hot cup of tea (or more) to get through the day. If you are reading this blog on travelling with tea, then chances are you are in love with tea.

Sometimes the thought of travelling or going on long trips without your favourite cup of tea can get daunting! Why? Because while black tea could have energised you to start travelling and exploring new places, masala tea will add the right amount of spice to your trips. Not only this, but for fitness enthusiasts green tea can help one feel good, acting almost like a detox on long journeys with unhealthy travel eating. Tea can also satiate your craving for the comfort of home on long and tiring trips.

Luckily you don’t have to imagine this nightmare-ish scenario of travelling without tea. Because the best tea company in India can help! Tea bags are the perfect solution for you to enjoy your journey with your favourite beverage. Dip it in hot water and enjoy it no matter where you are. Not only this! If you need a quick anti-inflammatory eye boost. Soak two unflavored green tea bags in warm water and rest on your closed lids. The caffeine in green tea will help de-puff the gentle skin around your eyes, and the antioxidants will refresh your skin.

To enjoy all these benefits, tea experts from the best tea company in India, Wagh Bakri tea are here with some tips to keep in mind while travelling with your bes-tea!

Choose the right tea

When you are at home chilling with your family or friends, you know exactly which tea to serve. The best tea from the best tea company in India. So don’t settle for less while travelling, choose the same great tea which you serve at home when you pack your backpack to travel.

Choose teas that require shorter brewing times such as light, delicate and minimally processed green tea or white tea. On the other hand, teas like black tea should be packed keeping in mind that they take more time than green tea to steep. Black tea steeps in 3-5 minutes whereas green tea takes 1-2 minutes. If green tea is oversteeped It gets bitter.

In addition, one should also consider the purpose of drinking the tea. Do you want the tea to get more energy during a tiring trip? In that case, black tea is perfect for you. But if the purpose is to feel good about a clean diet that you just started, pack some green tea. And when in need of comfort, classic masala flavours work best! AKA Wagh Bakri Masala tea bags. So coose wisely!

Take the right tea equipments

If you are going on a trip, pack a thermos of hot water. If you prefer milk tea, pack one bottle filled with steaming hot milk or keep milk powder packets handy. With these one doesn’t need a kettle or stove for a hot cup of tea, as the thermos available these days in the market keeps the water piping hot for almost 12 hours.

You can also get a travel mug for an easy sip. These double-walled stainless steel mugs are insulated and help keep tea hot for a longer period of time. Moreover, since these mugs are not made from plastic, you don’t even have to worry about noxious chemicals leaching into the tea.
Make sure the mug is airtight so that the tea does not leak. Mugs with tight screw-on lids work best to avoid any travel leakage mishaps.

And still, if you want to avoid packing tea bags, milk and other equipment, try Wagh Bakri Instant Tea on one of your trips. All you need to do is mix the Instant tea premixwith hot water and it is ready to be served.

Keep it handy

While packing try to keep everything from tea bags to your travel mug to the hot water thermos handy so that you can stop and have that cup of comfort anywhere. If required, prepare a small separate bag with all your tea stash. After all, great love deserves great preparation. Also, this means you won’t be going through the entire luggage just when the urge to have tea strikes.

Avoid over packing

As tea experts, we understand how your intense love for tea can make you feel that a few handful tea bags won’t be enough for the trip. However, it is also true that you don’t drink as much tea while travelling as you do at home. So, pack tea bags based on the average of consuming 1-2 cups of tea every day.

Do not carry extra tea bags around and definitely avoid exposing them to the damp or air, as it may alter the taste and shorten the tea’s shelf life.

Shop your favourite tea bags

Most true blue tea lovers who want to recreate the taste of their favourite cup of tea would prefer using loose tea leaves only. And for this, they might go to the extent of preparing their own tea bags made from loose tea, using either cotton or paper tea filters. Currently, there are paper and cotton tea filter bags available in the market which need to be filled with loose tea. Each paper filter needs to be sewed on the top with a thread, which can get a little cumbersome. Meanwhile cotton filters are reusable but difficult to clean. Sounds like too much work? That is why Wagh Bakri tea offers the same taste of its premium loose tea in its tea bags for everyone to enjoy no matter where they are.

Now that you are ready for your trip geared with these tea tips,shop these premium tea or tea bags on buytea.com and get it delivered right at your doorstep. You can also shop Wagh Bakri Instant Tea or Instant tea premix for a new experience.