GURINDER tea – made with tradition and love
Our family heritage is steeped in tradition. And it is here that our passion for tea also has its roots. We grew up believing that tea is not just a drink – it's a way of life. This philosophy gave birth to GURINDER, a place where we share our love for the finest organic teas with the world.
From Rothenhausen to the world
Unsere Bio-Zertifikate
Uncompromising quality


100% natural with no added flavours
GURINDER's exclusive teas are increasingly available from all good retailers, as well as in selected hotels, restaurants and shops.
Sustainable quality from the start
We attach great importance to treating nature and society with care and respect. That's why sustainability begins with our selection of partners and natural ingredients and extends all the way through to our interactions with people and products. Of course, this also includes the packaging that we use for our products.
In line with our strict quality standards, we offer our customers the best of both worlds: premium loose-leaf organic teas, as well as herbal infusion specialities with the same leaf quality in convenient pyramid tea bags.
The bags are big enough to allow the fresh leaves to interact and fully unfurl their flavour. As a family business, we stand for quality down to the last detail. Our pyramid tea bags are made from biodegradable material based on cornstarch – free from nylon and produced entirely without glue or staples.
Nevertheless, we still recommend disposing of used tea bags in regular household waste rather than garden compost. This is because the natural decomposition process takes longer in compost, and the necessary temperatures are often not reached, especially during the winter months.

Although all tea comes from the same plant, Camellia sinensis, there are many different types, including green, white, oolong and black. How they are made depends on the specific leaves that are used and their degree of oxidation or processing. True tea naturally contains caffeine.
The caffeine content of one cup is about the same as that of a cup of coffee. White tea even contains slightly more caffeine. The amount of caffeine in tea also depends on the steeping time and temperature.

