Mahua Tulsi Infusion • Caffeine-Free Herbal Infusion (20 Infusion Bags)

Mahua Tulsi Infusion • Caffeine-Free Herbal Infusion (20 Infusion Bags)

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Mahua Tulsi Infusion • Caffeine-Free Herbal Infusion (20 Infusion Bags)

Mahua Tulsi Infusion • Caffeine-Free Herbal Infusion (20 Infusion Bags)

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Mahua Tulsi Infusion • Caffeine-Free • 20 Infusion Bags

Looking for a gentle evening drink that isn't tea, coffee or a sugary packaged drink?

Most evening options bring caffeine, added sugar, or flavours you cannot name.

This is two plants and nothing else: Mahua flowers for gentle natural sweetness and Tulsi leaves for a warm, herbal aroma.

Mahua Tulsi Infusion is a herbal infusion made from food-grade Mahua flowers and Tulsi leaves, both traditionally part of everyday diets. Packed as 20 individually sealed infusion bags for gentle, everyday sipping.

🌿2 ingredients
🚫Caffeine-free
🫐No added sugar
✉️Individually sealed

What Is Mahua Tulsi Infusion?

It is a herbal infusion, not a tea. Tea comes from the tea plant, and this blend contains no tea leaves. Mahua provides gentle natural sweetness and Tulsi adds a warm, herbal depth.

No tea leaves
No caffeine
Not flavoured, fermented or enhanced with extracts
A clean, plant-based infusion

New to Mahua as food? Read What is Mahua? Traditional food uses and modern consumption.

Pack Details

Pack20 infusion bags (20N)
PackingEach bag individually sealed in its own envelope
CaffeineNone. Naturally caffeine-free
TypeHerbal infusion of Mahua flower and Tulsi leaves

Easy to carry to the office, on travel and on workdays.

Protected from moisture and aroma loss.

One cup at a time. Fresh till the last cup.

Forest-Sourced, Food-First

Mahua flowers are collected from the forests of Jashpur. They are cleaned, shade-dried and hot-air dehydrated, and hand-prepared by tribal women SHGs. Tulsi leaves are sourced and processed using food-grade methods.

Mahua is treated strictly as food, never as a liquor input.

No chemical processing or additives.

Traceable, small-batch sourcing.

Forest food, paired with a traditional kitchen herb. Nothing more.

What Makes It Different

Many Tulsi beveragesArtificial flavouring
Mahua TulsiReal Mahua flowers and real Tulsi leaves
Many Tulsi beveragesExtracts or concentrates
Mahua TulsiNo flavour sprays, no additives
Many Tulsi beveragesUnclear ingredient sourcing
Mahua TulsiSmall-batch, with Mahua from the forests of Jashpur
  • No artificial flavours
  • No preservatives
  • No additives
  • No sugar or sweeteners

Ingredients

Mahua flower, Tulsi leavesMahua: food-grade, traditionally prepared, shade-dried and hot-air dehydrated. Tulsi: food-grade.

Free from:

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

How the Two Work Together

Mahua adds gentle natural sweetness and softness.

Tulsi contributes a warm, herbal aroma.

Together they make a mild, balanced, caffeine-free cup.

Made for slow sipping and everyday routines, not for stimulation.

How to Brew

1

Open one sealed infusion bag and place it in a cup.

2

Add hot water.

3

Steep for 4 to 5 minutes.

4

Drink it plain, or lightly warm.

Best enjoyed without milk.

Ideal For

Evening or night-time sipping.

Calm daily routines.

People avoiding caffeine.

Replacing sugary or packaged drinks.

Gentle hydration with familiar herbal notes.

For the Whole Family

For kids. Offer it warm and lightly diluted, as an alternative to sweetened drinks, occasionally as part of family routines. Always serve plain, without sweeteners.

For elders. A mild flavour that is easy to sip, with no caffeine and simple preparation. Often enjoyed warm in the evening.

Who Makes This

Mahua flowers are prepared by tribal women SHGs in Jashpur. Blending and packing are done in small, controlled batches, with a focus on food-grade handling and cleanliness.

Every pack supports:

  • Tribal livelihoods
  • Responsible forest produce use
  • Clean-label, everyday food products

Storage

Keep sealed envelopes in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and strong odours. Use an infusion bag soon after opening its envelope.

Taste Profile

Aroma: soft and herbal
Sweetness: mild and natural
Finish: warm, comforting, light and easy to drink

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mahua Tulsi Infusion?

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

Is this tea?

No. It is a herbal infusion of Mahua flowers and Tulsi leaves. It contains no tea leaves, so we do not call it tea.

Does it contain caffeine?

No. It is naturally caffeine-free.

Is it related to Mahua liquor?

No. It uses food-grade Mahua flowers and involves no fermentation or alcohol use.

Can I drink it every day?

Yes. It is designed for everyday consumption.

Is it a medicinal or Ayurvedic product?

No. It is a food-based herbal infusion, not a medicine or supplement.

Can children have it?

It can be offered warm and lightly diluted, plain and without sweeteners, occasionally as part of family routines. If your child has any health condition or allergy, check with your doctor first.

How many infusion bags are in one pack?

20 individually sealed infusion bags (20N).

Mahua Belongs in Everyday Food and Drink

Forest flowers and a traditional household herb. Simple, honest and caffeine-free.

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