Red Chai

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Chai Rooibos Blend
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  • “Backlog: I’ve tried a few rooibos chai blends out there, some I’ve liked, some I haven’t … this one is one that I definitely liked. A really good rooibos chai. The anise really comes forward in...” Read full tasting note
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  • “This was from a Sips by box, so there’s only enough for two servings, but I think I’m okay with that. I feel like I get some anise flavor, which I don’t usually love in chai, but it works okay...” Read full tasting note
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From Chico Chai

African Red Tea (Rooibos) and exotic organic spices are hand-blended to create this naturally caffeine-free herbal chai. Blended in small batches, by hand in Chico, California. Only Organic Ingredients and Fair Trade Organic teas are used to make Chico Chai.

Instructions:
Steep Chico Chai in a tea ball, french press or teapot for five minutes for a quick cup of spiced tea, or simmer on the stove top for a stronger flavor. (Complete instructions included on package)

- See more at: http://chicochaitea.com/shop/red-chai-loose-leaf/#sthash.fLhaegl6.dpuf

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Backlog:

I’ve tried a few rooibos chai blends out there, some I’ve liked, some I haven’t … this one is one that I definitely liked. A really good rooibos chai.

The anise really comes forward in this chai, then I notice the cinnamon and pepper/ginger. The rest of the spices are more of a “spice medley” on the palate, and it is more difficult to pick out the individual flavors. But I am enjoying the way the flavors all come together.

The vanilla is especially nice here, because it gives an undertone of creaminess without adding dairy, which is something I don’t like to add to rooibos chai blends because rooibos is so thin … milk will just … overwhelm the flavors.

Warm and cozy!

Here’s my full-length review: http://sororiteasisters.com/2013/10/18/loose-leaf-red-chai-rooibos-blend-from-chico-chai/

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This was from a Sips by box, so there’s only enough for two servings, but I think I’m okay with that. I feel like I get some anise flavor, which I don’t usually love in chai, but it works okay here. It’s not at all spicy, and with milk, it’s decently tasty, if not very exciting. I might taste some ginger too? It’s not too remarkable with so many other chais out there.

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