Mahua Lemongrass Infusion (20 Tea Bags)

Mahua Lemongrass Infusion (20 Tea Bags)

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Mahua Lemongrass Infusion (20 Tea Bags)
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  • Mahua Lemongrass Infusion (20 Tea Bags)
Mahua Lemongrass Infusion (20 Tea Bags)

Mahua Lemongrass Infusion (20 Tea Bags)

Rs. 315.00 Rs. 351.00 Rs. 15.75 each

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Mahua Lemongrass Infusion • Caffeine-Free • 20 Tea Bags

Want a warm, flavourful cup after dinner, or for the kids and elders at home, without caffeine?

Most evening drinks come with caffeine, a lot of sugar, or flavours you cannot name.

This is just two ingredients: Mahua flowers for gentle sweetness and lemongrass for a fresh citrus aroma.

Mahua Lemongrass Infusion is a refreshing herbal infusion made from Mahua flowers (shade-dried and hot-air dehydrated) and aromatic lemongrass, packed in convenient tea bags. Naturally caffeine-free, gently sweet and citrusy, for daily hydration.

🌿2 ingredients
🚫Caffeine-free
🍋Citrus aroma
🍵20 tea bags

What Is Mahua Lemongrass Infusion?

It is a herbal infusion, not a regular tea. Tea bags are used only for easy, clean brewing.

No tea leaves
No caffeine
No flavours or additives
Mahua flower + lemongrass. Nothing else.

This is a food-based herbal infusion, not a medicinal product.

Why Choose It?

Naturally caffeine-free. Enjoy it any time of day.

Gentle sweetness from Mahua. No sugar needed to enjoy it.

Fresh citrus notes from lemongrass.

Light, clean taste. Easy to drink daily.

Tea bag format. Simple to brew at home or in the office.

The Two Ingredients

Mahua flower. A traditional forest food and a mild, naturally sweet ingredient. In this infusion it adds soft sweetness and body.

Lemongrass. Brings a fresh citrus aroma, a clean taste and a light, refreshing finish.

Together they make a balanced, easy-to-drink infusion.

A Cup for the Whole Family

For kids. Caffeine-free, with mild sweetness and a citrus taste. Serve it warm or lukewarm.

For elders. Light and easy to sip, comfortable for regular use.

How to Prepare

1

Boil fresh water and switch off the heat.

2

Place 1 tea bag in a cup.

3

Pour in the hot water and cover the cup.

4

Steep for 3 to 4 minutes.

5

Remove the tea bag and enjoy.

Drink it plain, or add honey if you like. Do not give honey to babies under 1 year.

Pack Details

Pack20 tea bags (20N)
PackingPacked for hygiene and freshness
CaffeineNone. Naturally caffeine-free
TypeHerbal infusion of Mahua flower and lemongrass

Ingredients & Clean Label

Mahua flower, LemongrassMahua: shade-dried and hot-air dehydrated. Lemongrass: shade-dehydrated to retain aroma.

Free from:

  • Tea leaves
  • Caffeine
  • Preservatives
  • Additives
  • Artificial flavours

What Makes It Different

Many herbal tea bagsAdded flavours or sweeteners
Mahua LemongrassReal Mahua flowers. Not a flavour or extract
Many herbal tea bagsLong ingredient lists
Mahua LemongrassTwo ingredients, nothing else

Who Makes This

Mahua flowers are sourced and prepared by tribal women groups. The lemongrass is shade-dehydrated to retain its aroma. Blending and packing are done in small batches in Jashpur.

Each pack supports:

  • Tribal livelihoods
  • Forest-friendly food systems
  • Traditional ingredient knowledge

Taste Profile

Sweetness: mild and natural
Aroma: fresh citrus
Finish: light, clean and refreshing
Using Mahua in everyday foodMore ways to bring Mahua into your routine

Why Mahua? What This Forest Flower Brings to Food

Mahua is a traditional forest food of central and eastern India. Tribal communities have eaten it for generations, usually in small portions, cooked or soaked or combined with grains. Food scientists have now studied what is in it.

What studies report in the flower

Natural sugarsGlucose, fructose and, in some samples, sucrose. This is where its natural sweetness and energy come from.
Dietary fibrePresent in the flower. Fibre structure is part of why whole forms of Mahua are eaten as food, not as a sweetener.
MineralsCalcium, potassium, magnesium, iron and zinc have been reported. Amounts vary a lot between trees and regions.
ProteinA modest amount, so a small contributor within a varied diet.
Plant compoundsPhenolics such as gallic acid and quercetin, also found in many fruits and vegetables.

Why it matters as food

A seasonal energy foodTraditionally eaten around the flowering season to support physically active, forest-based lives.
Sweetness inside a mealIts sweetness was part of nourishment, not a refined sweetener on the side.
A forest livelihoodFlowers fall naturally and are collected by hand, mostly by tribal women, so eating Mahua as food keeps that system alive.
An honest note: Mahua is a nutritious traditional food, not a medicine. Its nutrient levels vary by tree, region, maturity and drying, and a 2025 review found its therapeutic effects are not yet validated in human trials. It is also naturally sweet, so count it as sweet food. Mahua flower is food, not alcohol.

Read more about Mahua

Mahua nutrition: what the evidence supportsComposition, why numbers vary, and what cannot be claimed Scientific research on MahuaNutrition and traditional food science Mahua in Ayurveda and tribal food systemsHow Mahua sits in traditional diets Is Mahua safe to eat as food?Handling, preparation and who should check first

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mahua lemongrass tea?

It is a herbal infusion of food-grade Mahua flowers and lemongrass, packed in tea bags. It is not made with tea leaves, so it is caffeine-free.

Is this a tea or a herbal infusion?

It is a herbal infusion. Tea bags are used only for convenience.

Does it contain caffeine?

No. It is naturally caffeine-free.

Is Mahua used as a flavour or extract?

No. Real, food-grade Mahua flowers are used.

Can I drink it every day?

Yes. It is made for regular, everyday use.

Can I drink it in the evening?

Yes. Because it is caffeine-free, you can have it at any time of day.

Can children have it?

It is caffeine-free and mildly sweet, and can be served warm or lukewarm. If your child has any health condition or allergy, check with your doctor first.

How many tea bags are in one pack?

20 tea bags (20N).

Forest Ingredients, Used Simply

Gentle sweetness and citrus freshness. Clean, caffeine-free and rooted in traditional food use.

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