Chai Tea

So went with something easy to drink after getting my wisdom teeth out. Had to let this one cool down a bit cause of my teeth. The tea started out a little bland. As it cooled down the spices were more prominant. This remained pretty bland as far as chai’s though.

I was surprised. After trying about a dozen bagged chais, mostly expensive natural brands, and finding them all to taste fake, this one is quite acceptable. It’s inexpensive and available at the supermarket. It has a nice spice flavour: not overpowering, yet not so weak that it can’t be drunk with milk. This is a good standby for on the go.

Its not a strong chai like some would find in other brands, but it was pretty good. I let the tea brew longer than recommended to give it a fuller body and added milk and sugar.

I would recommend this to someone who isn’t a fan of pungent chai teas but would like something different that the traditional orange peoke.

Chai is one of my favourite types of tea because of it’s spicy taste, but I felt that was lacking within this Tetley version. It seemed sort of tame compared to the chai teas I’ve tasted from other companies, but I still enjoy a good cup now & then. I do love the smell of this tea though, I must admit.

Somewhat bland for a chai, but still a decent cup of tea. I’ve tried it as a milk tea once before, but find I prefer it steeped in water, with added milk. I also prefer it sweetened — honey’s not bad, though brown sugar is best.

I Love the Full enriched Flavor. I use the Tetley Chai Tea for Ice Tea. You can taste all the spices at a stronger flavor. When I drink iced tea now I am comparing them all to Tetley Chai Tea. I want to buy a case I cannot find anymore. I enjoy the full aroma it is perfect…

Not bad, but very mild to the point of blandness. Basically, good if you’re not a fan of spiciness – or chai.

Bland. It’s better with milk, but there are a lot better Chai teas out there.