Royal Masala Digestive Infusion | STAVIA Spiced Tea
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Bold ginger, fragrant fennel, and warming Indian spices unite in a richly aromatic, caffeine-free masala herbal infusion . Enjoy a premium spiced blend designed to offer a comforting alternative to conventional black teas.
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Description
Celebrate the depth of Indian spice traditions with STAVIA Royal Masala Digestive Infusion. Ginger, fennel, lemongrass, cinnamon, coriander seeds, cardamom, and black pepper create a layered flavour profile with warming spice, gentle sweetness, and refreshing herbal notes. Ideal for lovers of robust, aromatic beverages, this distinctive infusion can be enjoyed after meals or whenever you want a comforting alternative to conventional tea.
A Robust, Traditional Masala Herbal Blend
This premium curation brings the full sensory experience of a traditional spiced market blend into a clean, botanical format. By layering bold ginger heat with sweet cinnamon and aromatic cardamom pods, it delivers an incredibly rich, full-bodied cup without relying on any black tea leaves, artificial flavorings, or added sugars. It serves as an excellent all-day choice for mindful beverage lovers looking to enjoy authentic flavor profiles during a work break or quiet afternoon pause.
Tasting Profile & Ingredients
- Flavor Notes: Sharp, fiery ginger heat and peppery notes, balanced by the sweet herbal qualities of fennel and lemongrass, with a lingering warmth of cardamom and cinnamon.
- Ingredients: 100% natural ginger root, fennel seeds, lemongrass, cinnamon bark, coriander seeds, cardamom pods, whole black pepper.
How to Prepare the Perfect Cup
- Use one standard serving of the royal masala mixture per cup.
- Pour 250ml of freshly boiled water (100°C) directly over the robust spice blend.
- Steep for 5 to 7 minutes to allow the hearty roots and whole seeds to fully release their fragrant essential oils.
- Strain if necessary and enjoy plain, or finish with a small dash of warm milk or honey if preferred.
Ingredient Breakdown
| Ingredient | % | Role | Sensory Contribution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ginger | 30% | Warm Spice | Gentle heat, invigorating kick |
| Fennel | 25% | Sweet Aromatic Seed | Subtly sweet, softly aromatic warmth |
| Lemongrass | 15% | Citrus Freshness | Bright, clean, lemon-like lift |
| Cinnamon | 12% | Sweet Spice | Warm sweetness, rounding finish |
| Coriander Seed | 8% | Warm Citrus Spice | Gentle citrus warmth, earthy depth |
| Cardamom | 7% | Premium Aroma | Warm, aromatic richness, festive elegance |
| Black Pepper | 3% | Pepper Accent | Sharp, pungent, lingering warmth |
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Royal Masala Digestive Infusion taste like?
It's warm, aromatic, and lightly sweet-spicy. Ginger leads with gentle warmth, softened by Fennel's sweet aroma. Lemongrass adds a bright citrus note, Cinnamon brings soft sweetness, and Coriander, Cardamom, and Black Pepper close with a complex, sophisticated spice finish.
When is the best time to drink it?
It's designed as a post-meal ritual — an elegant, warming close to lunch or dinner. Its gentle spice also makes it lovely as an evening cup, especially after a festive or heavy meal.
Is this tea caffeine-free?
Yes, completely. All seven ingredients — Ginger, Fennel, Lemongrass, Cinnamon, Coriander Seed, Cardamom, and Black Pepper — are naturally caffeine-free. Enjoy it after any meal, day or evening.
Is it very spicy?
No — it's gently spiced, not hot. The Black Pepper is only 3%, and the Ginger is balanced by Fennel's sweetness. The overall impression is warm and aromatic rather than fiery. If you want more heat, steep longer (5–6 minutes); for a softer cup, steep 3 minutes.
Does it actually help with digestion?
We don't make medical claims — but this blend is inspired by India's traditional post-meal masala rituals, where warming spices like ginger, fennel, cardamom, and coriander have been enjoyed after meals for generations. It's a beautiful, aromatic cup that fits naturally into that tradition.
How do I brew the perfect cup?
Use 1 teaspoon (about 2g) per 200ml of freshly boiled water (95–100°C). Steep for 4–5 minutes, then strain. Cover the cup while steeping to preserve the aromatic spice oils.
Can I drink this iced?
It's best hot after a meal — the warmth is part of the ritual. If you'd like it iced, brew double-strength, cool, then pour over ice. It becomes a lovely spiced summer cooler with a citrus lift.
Can I add honey, lemon, or milk?
Honey complements the spice blend beautifully — a small drizzle is all you need. Lemon brightens the citrus finish. Milk (dairy or plant-based) softens the spices into something creamier and more chai-like, which some enjoy in the evening.
How many cups can I drink per day?
2–3 cups a day is a comfortable range for most people — typically one after each main meal. If you're pregnant, nursing, or on medication, please consult your doctor first — especially due to the Ginger and Black Pepper content.
How should I store this blend, and how long does it stay fresh?
Keep it in an airtight container, away from sunlight, heat, and moisture. Stored properly, it stays fresh for 12 months from the packaging date. The pouch is resealable — press out excess air before closing.
Is this suitable for vegans and gluten-free diets?
Yes. It's 100% plant-based, gluten-free, and contains no additives — perfect for vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free lifestyles.
How is this different from Fennel Mint Digestive Ease?
Fennel Mint Digestive Ease is lighter, cooler, and mint-led — soft and refreshing. Royal Masala is richer, warmer, and more complex — a seven-spice blend with Ginger, Cinnamon, Cardamom, and Black Pepper giving it a bold, regal character. Both are post-meal rituals, but they offer very different sensory experiences.
How is this different from Tulsi Ginger Spice Infusion?
Tulsi Ginger Spice Infusion is herbal and earthy, with Tulsi as its backbone — bright and warming. Royal Masala is spice-forward and richer, with a seven-spice masala profile. Both feature Ginger, but this one is designed specifically as an after-meal ritual with greater complexity.













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