Quick answer
Choose pure green tea if you want a light, antioxidant-rich drink for health-conscious guests or yourself. Choose premium BP blend CTC tea if you need a bold, consistent chai for milk tea or commercial brewing.
Flavor and body: two different tea experiences
Pure green tea delivers a clean, light-bodied cup with grassy notes. It's meant to be enjoyed plain or as a base for cold brews and specialty blends. Premium BP blend CTC tea, on the other hand, produces a rich, malty liquor that stands up to milk and sugar—ideal for traditional chai.
Cost per cup: economical for high volume
Both teas are priced competitively for bulk use. Pure green tea costs about ₹1.34 per cup, while the premium BP blend CTC comes in at roughly ₹1.24 per cup. The CTC blend's slightly lower cost and high yield make it especially attractive for tea cafes, canteens, and hotels serving large quantities.
Trade-offs to consider
- Flavor profile: Pure green tea: light, grassy, clean. Premium CTC: bold, malty, full-bodied. Match flavor to your menu—green for subtle, CTC for robust.
- Best use case: Green tea: hot, cold-brewed, or as a base for blends. CTC: chai, milk tea, or commercial brewing. CTC is better for milk-based drinks; green tea shines on its own.
- Cost per cup: Pure green tea: ₹1.34 per cup. Premium CTC: ₹1.24 per cup. CTC offers slightly lower per-cup cost, beneficial for high volume.
Product facts at a glance
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Premium BP Blend CTC Tea: Premium BP Blend CTC Tea delivers a rich, malty liquor perfect for chai, milk tea and large-scale commercial brewing. Its bold flavor and consistent quality make it a reliable choice for high-volume environments like tea cafes and hotel restaurants.
Premium BP Blend CTC Tea
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Pure Green Tea: Pure Green Tea is a clean, light-bodied tea ideal for health cafes, spa menus, hotel wellness programs and any establishment catering to health-conscious guests. Its antioxidant content and light flavor suit customers looking for a refreshing, low-caffeine alternative to black tea.
Pure Green Tea
Which tea fits your needs?
Best for
- Health-conscious cafés, spa menus, and wellness programs that want a light, antioxidant-rich tea
- Home drinkers who prefer a clean, grassy cup without milk or sugar
Not for
- Anyone needing a bold, milky chai or a tea that can stand up to heavy sweeteners
- High-volume commercial settings where per-cup cost is a primary concern




