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Tea Is More Than a Drink.

It’s how we pause, celebrate cheerrs together or alone

From the misty hills of Darjeeling to the quiet ceremonies of Kyoto, explore rituals that slow time and bring us closer.

Take a moment. Scroll when you’re ready.

More Than Beans. More Than Caffeine.

Coffee is the quiet before the world wakes up, the fuel behind deep focus, and the companion to late-night thoughts.

At Cheerrs, we explore Coffee not as a beverage,
but as a medium for connection, reflection, and everyday celebration.

Today’s Brew

Cutting Chai

Mumbai's iconic street fuel. A strong, half-glass serving of tea that powers the city that never sleeps.

Work breaks · College hangouts
Mumbai, Indiaall season(s)
Today’s Intention
Match Your Mood

How do you want to feel?

Calm

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Slow down the world. These teas are your pause button.

If you’d like, take a moment to notice your rhythm.
A Gentle Check-In

Let’s Find Your Tea Rhythm

Take a moment to reflect. A few simple questions to help you notice the kind of tea that feels right right now.

The Collection

Explore All Coffees

From the highlands of Ethiopia to the bustling cafés of Milan, discover every brew and ritual in our library.

Daily Rhythms

Tea by Moment

There is a perfect cup for every hour of the day. Find the brew that matches your rhythm.

Morning meditation

Matcha

A vibrant green powdered tea from Japan, celebrated for its rich umami flavor and meditative preparation ritual.

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Cold winter mornings

Kashmiri Kahwa

An elegant, aromatic green tea from the Kashmir Valley, brewed with saffron, cinnamon, cardamom, and garnished with almonds.

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Post-nap wake up

Elaichi Chai (Cardamom Tea)

A fragrant, aromatic Indian milk tea spiced solely with green cardamom. The quintessential everyday brew of hospitality.

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Early morning wake-up

Assam Tea

A bold, malty black tea from the lowlands of Northeast India. The robust heart of many breakfast blends.

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Breakfast

Black Tea

Fully oxidized tea known for its bold flavor, dark color, and ability to hold up to milk and sugar. The world's most popular tea type.

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Breakfast

Ceylon Tea

Bright, crisp, and golden. A versatile black tea from Sri Lanka known for its citrusy notes and clarity.

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Monsoon mornings

Adrak Chai (Ginger Tea)

A spicy, warming Indian tea brewed with fresh ginger root and milk. The ultimate comfort drink for rainy days and sore throats.

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Morning start

Sencha

The quintessential Japanese green tea. Steamed, rolled, and needle-like, offering a balance of umami, sweetness, and astringency.

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Breakfast (Kahvaltı)

Turkish Tea

A strong, crimson-colored black tea served in iconic tulip-shaped glasses. The absolute lifeblood of Turkish social culture.

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Mid-morning break

Green Tea

Unoxidized tea leaves that capture the fresh, vegetal essence of the Camellia sinensis plant. A global symbol of health and vitality.

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Lazy Sunday mornings

Irani Chai

A rich, creamy, and sweet tea introduced by Persian immigrants. A staple of old-world cafes in Hyderabad and Mumbai.

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Spring mornings

Longjing Tea (Dragon Well)

China's most famous green tea. Pan-fired, flat leaves with a distinctive chestnutty, sweet, and vegetal flavor.

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Morning savoring

Darjeeling Tea

Known as the 'Champagne of Teas,' grown in the Himalayan foothills. A light, aromatic black tea with distinctive muscatel notes.

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Morning wake-up ritual

Masala Chai

A flavorful Indian tea made by brewing black tea with aromatic spices and milk. A comforting and energizing beverage.

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Breakfast set

Yuanyang

The harmonious clash of Hong Kong's two loves. A potent, creamy blend of milk tea and coffee that powers the city's workforce.

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Brands That Shape Coffee Culture

Coffee is carried forward by people and places.

Did You Know?

All tea (Black, Green, White, Oolong) comes from the same plant: Camellia Sinensis. The difference lies entirely in how the leaves are processed and oxidized.

However you take your Coffee today, take a moment with it.
Beyond the Bean

Explore Other Rituals

People don’t drink tea for information. They drink it for how it makes life slow down.
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