White Shark Chai

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From David Rio

To enhance our Endangered Species Line, we created White Shark Chai™, David Rio’s latest, groundbreaking innovation: the very first ever white tea chai latte blend. White Shark Chai™ combines quality Bai Mudan white tea, organic spices, with a gentle bite of black pepper to complement the bright citrus notes. White Shark Chai™, distinctly different from the rest of our Endangered Species line, draws attention to our marine neighbors of the Farallon Islands, 26 miles off the coast of San Francisco.

David Rio chose the Great White Shark as its newest hero not only because of the connection to the Farallon Islands, but to raise awareness to the human hostility that destroys their populations. David Rio is proud to be donating to the Greater Farallones Association’s White Shark Stewardship Project to support the protection and conservation of the shark population that migrate to the underwater national park known as the Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary, and to ensure it remains an ecologically diverse ocean environment for all other species.

White Shark Chai™
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Sipdown (1917)!

I found this little packet of instant Chai in our office on Friday way, way down at the bottom of a desk drawer. I didn’t actually check before making it, but something tells me that if this Chai had a “best before” date then it’s probably long past it. There was definitely a sort of funk to the aroma of the dry powder that got stronger as I poured water over it…

But I drank it anyway, because that’s what I do. It’s a little weird tasting in a sort of sour way, but not as unpleasant as expected given the smell that was coming off the mug. Mostly it’s incredibly sweet, with a standard spice mix save for the really strong peppery finish. It’s supposed to be a white tea based Chai but there’s really no way you would actually know that unless you’d read the packaging – it has no classic qualities of white tea.

Overall… I give it a meh out of ten.

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