Aromatic blended Nepali tea in a double walled glass cup with flowers and a white teapot on a blush background

Warming Nepali Teas | Loose Leaf from Ilam, Nepal

These warming teas from Ilam, Nepal are made for colder days. Try the bold Himalayan Masala Black Tea, whole-leaf black tea with real cinnamon, ginger, clove and green cardamom. For something lighter, June Jasmine Green Tea brings soft floral notes from real jasmine blossoms. Refresh with the cool, herbaceous Makalu Mint Green Tea, spearmint and fennel over green tea, or the smoky depth of Tihar Smoked Oolong Tea, smoked over oak in Ilam.

  • Nepali Tea from Ilam
  • Real Spices and Botanicals
  • 4,000 to 7,500 ft Elevation
  • Ships from Saugus, MA
Mint Green Tea Loose Leaf – Makalu, Spearmint & Fennel
A steaming cup of brewed Makalu Mint green tea showing a clear golden infusion

Mint Green TeaMakalu

Spearmint · fennel · sweet mint

Regular price From $ 18.00
Sale price From $ 18.00 Regular price
Nepali Masala Chai Loose Leaf – Black Tea & Himalayan Spices
Brewed cup of Nepalese Masala Spiced Black Tea beside loose-leaf spiced black tea (Nepali Tea Traders)

Nepali Spiced Black TeaMasala Chai

Cardamom · cinnamon · clove · ginger over malty Ilam black

Regular price From $ 14.00
Sale price From $ 14.00 Regular price
Jasmine Green Tea Loose Leaf – June, Nepali Blend
A cup of brewed June Jasmine green tea blend alongside loose leaves with jasmine petals and orange peel.

Jasmine Green TeaJune

Dried jasmine · citron · wildflower honey

Regular price $ 22.00
Sale price $ 22.00 Regular price

Which warming tea should I try first? Start with Himalayan Masala Black Tea for a spiced, chai-style cup, or Tihar Smoked Oolong for a smoky one. For something lighter, try June Jasmine or Makalu Mint.

Warming teas from Ilam, Nepal

Every tea here starts with leaf from Ilam, Nepal, grown at 4,000 to 7,500 ft. Masala, June Jasmine and Makalu Mint are blends with real spices, blossoms and herbs. Tihar is an oolong smoked over oak in Ilam.

Himalayan Masala Black Tea

A traditional chai-style blend with warming cinnamon, ginger, and cardamom.

Tihar Smoked Oolong Tea

Smoky oolong with a bold, earthy character, smoked over oak in Ilam.

June Jasmine Green Tea

Soft, floral green tea, gentle on the palate and lightly caffeinated.

Makalu Mint Green Tea

Cool, herbaceous spearmint and fennel over a green tea base.

Woman in traditional Nepali dress handpicking tea leaves in an Ilam tea garden, holding a Nepali Tea Traders tin—sustainable Nepal loose-leaf tea.

Why Choose Nepali Tea Traders


Nepali Tea Traders sources single-origin, loose leaf tea from Nepal’s Ilam region, grown at high elevation for clean, distinctive flavor and a smooth finish. You’ll find premium Nepal tea across black, oolong, green, and white styles, never mass blends. Select USDA Organic options are clearly labeled on each product page. Every purchase supports Nepalese farming communities, and orders ship fast from Saugus, MA.

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Nepali Tea FAQs

Brewing, ingredients, and caffeine. Quick answers about tea from Nepal.

What makes these teas warming?

Himalayan Masala Black Tea is whole-leaf black tea with real cinnamon, ginger, clove and green cardamom. Tihar Smoked Oolong is smoked over oak in Ilam, which gives it a deep, smoky cup. June Jasmine and Makalu Mint are lighter options for any time of day.

Which tea should I start with?

Start with Himalayan Masala Black Tea if you like chai or drink tea with milk. Choose June Jasmine Green Tea for a lighter floral cup, Makalu Mint for a cool, refreshing one, and Tihar Smoked Oolong if you enjoy smoky flavors.

Can I drink these teas every day?

Yes, these teas are well suited for daily enjoyment as part of a normal diet.

Do these teas contain caffeine?

Some teas in this collection contain moderate caffeine, especially the black and oolong varieties. If you are caffeine sensitive, choose a lighter option like mint or jasmine green tea.

When should I drink these teas?

These teas can be enjoyed any time of day. Many customers reach for them in the morning or early afternoon.

Are these teas suitable in colder months?

Yes, warming spiced blends like Himalayan Masala Black Tea are popular choices during colder months for their comforting, warming character.