The Metropolitan Tea Organic Tulsi Rama Leaves Loose Leaf Tea offers a distinctive herbal character with light clove notes and a pleasantly tongue-tingling finish. Traditionally processed and carefully air and sun dried, these organic Tulsi Rama leaves produce an infusion with deep olive hues and an aromatic, naturally caffeine-free profile.
Sourced from Kerala, India, Tulsi Rama develops gentle warming spice that complements its fresh herbal foundation. Delicate clove nuances lead into a lively tingling finish, giving the cup a memorable balance of subtle spice and herbal depth.
Add Metropolitan Tea Organic Tulsi Rama Leaves Loose Leaf Tea to your cart today and enjoy an aromatic Loose Leaf Tea with warming clove notes, herbal depth, and a distinctive tingling finish.
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The Metropolitan Tea Organic Tulsi Rama Leaves Loose Leaf Tea offers a distinctive herbal character with light clove notes and a pleasantly tongue-tingling finish. Traditionally processed and carefully air and sun dried, these organic Tulsi Rama leaves produce an infusion with deep olive hues and an aromatic, naturally caffeine-free profile.
Sourced from Kerala, India, Tulsi Rama develops gentle warming spice that complements its fresh herbal foundation. Delicate clove nuances lead into a lively tingling finish, giving the cup a memorable balance of subtle spice and herbal depth.
Add Metropolitan Tea Organic Tulsi Rama Leaves Loose Leaf Tea to your cart today and enjoy an aromatic Loose Leaf Tea with warming clove notes, herbal depth, and a distinctive tingling finish.
We ship quickly and securely by trusted mail carriers and UPS.
We want you to love your purchase — shopping with us is risk-free.
Shop with complete confidence — your satisfaction is always our priority.

