Italian Basil
Italian Basil
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Order by 10 PM tonight and it’s cut at dawn — with you Monday evening.
Delhi, Gurgaon & Noida · ₹50 under ₹500 · free on orders of ₹500 or more.
Rather have it for the weekend? Choose Saturday delivery at checkout — order any day of the week.
First order with us?
Code NEWTGS takes 25% off a basket of ₹499 or more — once, as a nudge toward temptation.
No chemical pesticides · Next-evening Delhi, Gurgaon & Noida · Grown soil-free
Fragrant, sweet and unmistakably aromatic, our Italian (sweet) basil is grown indoors and snipped fresh, so the leaves arrive glossy and perfumed rather than blackened and tired. Pesticide-free and tender, it's the soul of Italian cooking and so much more.
How this was grown
How this was grown
Delivery — the 10 PM rule
Delivery — the 10 PM rule
Order by 10 PM and your produce is harvested against your order at dawn, then delivered the same evening, usually between 5 and 8 PM — because cutting before you order would make us just another warehouse. We deliver to every pincode in Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida: ₹50 on orders under ₹500, free on ₹500 or more. Prefer the weekend? Choose Saturday delivery at checkout on any day of the week. The farm rests on Sundays: next-evening orders placed after Friday 10 PM arrive on Monday. Full details in our delivery policy.

Complete the dish
Pasta night, from scratch.
Tomatoes blistered, basil torn, dinner argued over.
The recipeCherry tomatoes blistered whole, basil torn in late, pesto deepening the sauce. Fifteen minutes, serves two.
How to make it
- Boil 200g pasta; keep a cup of the water before draining.
- Blister the cherry tomatoes whole in olive oil until they split.
- Crush lightly, add pasta, a splash of water and a spoonful of basil pesto; toss until glossy.
- Tear the basil in off the heat — never cook basil.
Complete the dish
The Sunday bruschetta.
Toast, tomato, torn leaves — done.
The recipeWarm toast rubbed with tomato, arugula piled on, basil over everything. Ten minutes, feeds a Sunday.
How to make it
- Toast thick slices of good bread until deeply golden.
- Rub each slice with a halved cherry tomato, then olive oil and salt.
- Pile on more halved tomatoes and a handful of arugula.
- Tear the basil over everything, right before it disappears.

