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I've curated this list of 13 Winter Teas from Aroundthe World, the second in a series of Winter Drinks Around the World Series in conjunction with Mornings, Math, and Chai Masala from my podcast guest, Karthika Gupta.

This is the second post in Winter Drinks Around the World Series and I could think of no better drink to warm up with than tea. This collection of international winter teas are a blend of citrusy, spicy, and soothing that different cultures turn to when the weather starts to turn. I hope you are inspired by this list and choose your next cozy winter tea!
How To Use This List
- I have complied a list of teas combined with other ingredients such as spices or fruits, so you will not find more general tea categories if it is just tea leaves, such as "black teas, red teas", "Yerba Mate", etc.
- Not all of these recipes are the strict definition of tea, meaning some recipes are called tea but they don't use tea leaves, but they are labeled as tea so I included them in this list.
- Please let me know if you have any recipes to add to this list!
- Each recipe is formatted as the title of the recipe, followed by a "|" symbol and then the blog or person who it is from.
- I've split this list into the following categories: Spiced Teas, Fruit Teas, Alcoholic Teas, and Savory Teas.
Spiced Teas
Is there a more perfect time to make a spiced tea recipe than in the dark and chilly months of winter? Snuggle up with one of the recipes below spices and it will warm you up and make the coziest environment.
Indian Chai Masala Powder Recipe | The Storied Recipe
The best chai masala powder! Use to make steamy, milky Masala Chai, iced Chai lattes, or even baked goods.
Moroccan Spiced Tea | Khunjul
Of all the recipes I have ever tried to recreate it was this recipe that required the most digging and research to uncover just how to make this Moroccan drink. I can't speak for other
Masala Chiya (Nepali Milk Tea Recipe) | Spoon Bun
Craving a warm, comforting cup of Nepali masala tea? This easy recipe blends tea and aromatic spices to create the perfect drink for any time of day.
Qirfeh bil Jooz | Beryl Shereshewsky
This style of cinnamon tea is very popular in Jordan, its country of origin. It's a tea that you can both sip and snack on.

Fruit Teas
Most winter teas will include citrus since you need a little extra vitamin C during the colder months. Plus, citrus is said to help boost your immune system and potentially reduce illness time, so drink up!
Fresh Spiced Cranberry Tea (for Thanksgiving) | The Storied Recipe
Fresh spiced Cranberry Tea is easy to make by boiling cranberries with orange juice, cinnamon, and cloves. Sometimes called Thanksgiving Tea or Christmas Tea for its festive flavors and bright red color.
Yuzu Cha (Citron Tea) ゆず茶 | Just One Cookbook
Make my easy Yuzu Cha (Citron Tea) with fresh yuzu. This Japanese preserved yuzu syrup makes an invigorating hot drink on cold winter days!
Polish Winter Tea Recipe - Herbata Z Prądem | Polish Foodies
The Polish winter tea recipe is super easy to make and is perfect for those cold winter months. It literally warms you from the inside out.
Turkish Apple Tea (Elma Cayi) | Give a Recipe
Today we will show you how to make Turkish Apple Tea. What we love most about this recipe is that you can use fresh or dried apples. All you need then are
Russian Tea with Blackberry Orange Jam | Thirsty for Tea
A few weeks back I visited Samovar Tea Lounge in San Francisco. Wow, what a treat. Samovar Tea Lounge is named after the Russian tea instrument called a samovar, which is used to not only to boil …
Alcoholic Teas
Warm up without touching the thermostat with this Austrian Jagertee recipe. This triple alcoholic drink will protect the chill of winter!
Savory Teas
Have you ever heard of savory tea? Neither have I! This unique savory tea sound absolutely delicious. It is perfect for those high in the Himalaya mountains, and it can be perfect for you no matter where you are.
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Winter Teas from Around the World
Description
Discover 13 cozy warm winter teas from around the world, featuring soothing, spiced, and traditional brews that bring comfort and global flavor to chilly days.
Ingredients
Cue Up The Episode!
Make sure you listen to Karthika's episode of The Storied Recipe Podcast, "Mornings with Mother, Math, and Chai Masala" while you make these global tea recipes.
Instructions
Spiced Teas
- India: Chai Powder from Karthika Gupta, guest of The Storied Recipe
- Morocco: Moroccan Spiced Tea Khunjul from Maroc Mama
- Nepal: Nepali Milk Tea from Spoon Bun
- Jordan: Qirfeh bil Jooz: Cinnamon Walnut Tea from Beryl Shereshewsky
Fruit Teas
- United States: Cranberry Tea from Laura Clark, guest of The Storied Recipe
- Korea: Yuza Cha from Just One Cookbook
- Poland: Polish Winter Tea Recipe – Herbata Z Prądem from Polish Foodies
- Turkey: Turkish Apple Tea from Give a Recipe
- Russia: Russian Black Tea with Blackberry Orange Jam from Thirsty for Tea
- China: Chinese Jujube Tea from Omnivore's Cookbook
Floral Teas
- Persia: Persian Tea from Proportional Plate
Alcoholic Teas
- Austria: Jägertee (Hunter’s Tea) from Masala Herb
Savory Teas
- Tibet: Tibetan Butter Tea from Primal Edge Health





















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