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Golden Milk

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$9.28 $13.85 In stock

Category: Powder

Golden Milk brings the classic Indian drink to your teacup. Vibrant flavor, soothing and warming. Rich flavor satiates. Turmeric with spices and pleasantly spicy—potent enough to fortify, and smooth enough to go down easy.

We blend small batches of this organic beverage and folks rave about this tea! With just the right amount of spice kick at the end, this concoction leaves you looking forward to your next cup.

  • “Golden Milk is phenomenal! Very, very good!”
  • “Golden Milk was the only thing I could drink while I had the corona virus. The spices were soothing on my throat.”

Turmeric’s reputation for restorative healing comes from Indian culture and Ayurvedic medicine. The list is long, encompassing antibacterial, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory qualities. People enjoy turmeric for aiding digestion, allergy relief, easing joint pain, as a mood booster, and to lower triglyceride levels—to name a few! Some tout Golden Milk as a soothing drink before bedtime.

Add a teaspoon (or amount of your choosing) to your choice of milk and honey. At our Lake Missoula tea bar, we prepare Golden Milk with a non-dairy creamer and honey, and it’s a huge hit!

The 50g unit come packaged in a tin; all other sizes come in a resealable bag.

A made in Montana tea.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Charlotte E. ★★★★★

The turmeric and spice blend is perfectly balanced—just the right amount of warmth without being overwhelming. I love how it makes a cozy evening drink that actually feels fortifying.

Jacob ★★★★★

The turmeric comes through strong but the spices keep it from tasting bitter, and it's genuinely warming on a cold night. I've been drinking it after dinner instead of dessert and it satisfies that craving.

Lucy ★★★★★

I mix a spoonful into warm milk before bed and the spice level is just right, warming without burning my throat. It's smooth enough that I don't need to add honey, which surprised me.