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“It’s been a day. So, in true fashion, I’ve decided to let me day fade away whilst at Cuppa. Lemon bar? Check. Pot o’ tea? Check. Ecletic mix of fun yet relaxing music? Check. Great staff...” Read full tasting note
“Saved a single tea bag of this from a previous tea box. It’s a light tea, but the flavor is pretty good. The spices are mild enough that I’ve decided to not add milk since I don’t want to overpower...” Read full tasting note
“Chai to Stay Dry! We actually had a rainy April day today, though once the rain subsided our typical crazy 30 MPH winds returned. Meh. This is one of the oldest samplers in my collection (I’d say...” Read full tasting note
“I decided to give this a try vs. my usual goto masala chai from Tranquilitea in Plymouth, MI. I made it with a teapsoon of sugar and a little bit of 2% milk. Not bad, but it seems a little heavy on...” Read full tasting note
According to the ancient science of Ayurveda we need to have a balance of all six tastes throughout the day. Our fusion of organic Assam tea anchored in cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, cloves and other spices, is finely balanced to create the perfect aromatic blend. Sages in India are known to infuse the tea with milk and sugar.
Origin: Art of Tea Blend
Caffeine Content: Medium
Tasting Notes: Spice, Savory, Round
Ingredients: Organic Black Tea, Organic Cardamom, Organic Cinnamon, Organic Ginger, Natural Flavors
Preparation Tips:
Water Temperature: 206 F degrees
Steep Time: 3-5 minutes
Suggested Serving Size: 1 tsp/8oz
Art of Tea is a tea importer and wholesaler based in Los Angeles, California. We hand blend and custom craft the world’s finest organic teas and botanicals. Our teas are carefully selected directly from growers, each one offering a unique story.
It’s been a day. So, in true fashion, I’ve decided to let me day fade away whilst at Cuppa. Lemon bar? Check. Pot o’ tea? Check. Ecletic mix of fun yet relaxing music? Check. Great staff that recognizes you’ve had a rough day and starts you a tab? Check.
Since I’ve been so amazed at 52teas’ chais, I picked this one to try. Smells like cinnamon. Tastes like cardamom. Definitely not as good as Frank’s chais, but not too bad.
Saved a single tea bag of this from a previous tea box. It’s a light tea, but the flavor is pretty good. The spices are mild enough that I’ve decided to not add milk since I don’t want to overpower them. Though mild, they’re pretty balanced, and I enjoyed my cup!
Chai to Stay Dry! We actually had a rainy April day today, though once the rain subsided our typical crazy 30 MPH winds returned. Meh. This is one of the oldest samplers in my collection (I’d say it’s about a year now… I’m a terrible tea hoarder, I know).
I found this one a little weaker than I’d hoped, and I don’t know if that’s the fault of the chai blend, or the fact the tea sample is now a bit aged. I prepared it with the given steeping suggestions of a single teaspoon, but next time I’ll make a double teaspoon and see if that improves things. As far as the flavor, it certainly isn’t my favorite chai blend. It only has three spices, and I prefer my chais to have a little more depth. Of the spices they are working with, it comes off as very cardamom-heavy. There is also something about it that tastes a little artificial? Like there is some flavoring in there that is coming off strongly. With so many chai options out there, I’m pretty unimpressed with this one. I’ll probably just make a big iced chai latte brew to finish off the sampler in a cheeky quick sipdown.
Flavors: Artificial, Cardamom, Spicy
I decided to give this a try vs. my usual goto masala chai from Tranquilitea in Plymouth, MI. I made it with a teapsoon of sugar and a little bit of 2% milk. Not bad, but it seems a little heavy on something, maybe the cardamom? I like my usual masala chai better, but this one certainly isn’t terrible. I certainly wouldn’t have a problem drinking it on the regular.
