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“Not too bad, but I made it with milk and the milk totally overwhelms all the flavours. I’m getting a smidgen of raspberry and that’s about it. At least it’s distracting me from mindless snacking.” Read full tasting note
“Murchie’s had this out as a self-serve sample today, along with the Oolong Magnolia, when I went to go pick up a Tiramisu cake for get-together. Why don’t I go to Murchie’s more often? Their...” Read full tasting note
“Interesting! Not what I’d expect if I bought something called chai, but yum enough anyway. Thanks Cavocorax! >:D” Read full tasting note
“JUST AMAZING! Best tea Murchie’s has put together defiately.” Read full tasting note
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Murchie’s Raspberry Spice Chai Tea, formally known as Summer Chai; this fragrant and softly spiced tea is amazing, hot or iced. Bright, playful raspberries blended with cinnamon, cardamom and vanilla.
Renamed from: Summer Chai
Since 1894, Murchie’s has been importing and blending the finest quality teas from select gardens around the world. As the decades have passed, the art of tea blending and tradition of excellence are handed down along with the old recipes. Today, Murchie’s offers traditional products and classic blends while also developing new combinations for a new generation of tea drinkers. We are proud to provide blends for events and occasions, from local landmarks to national observations and royal milestones.
Murchie’s had this out as a self-serve sample today, along with the Oolong Magnolia, when I went to go pick up a Tiramisu cake for get-together. Why don’t I go to Murchie’s more often? Their desserts are delicious and the teas aren’t bad either.
I thought this was going to be nasty when I read the name but it turned out to be quite pleasant. The berry flavour reminded me of the soft fruitiness found in jam. Very smooth and dessert-like, particularly with the vanilla and cinnamon- not spicy or hot like what I think of chai, but “spiced”. I could see this being an item at a children’s “tea party” if that makes sense. I didn’t get a very good overall impression but it was enough to intrigue me!
I hate it when that happens! adding milk when you don’t realize it will kill all the flavour :(
Totally! Especially when it comes to chai’s! I don’t usually add milk otherwise.
I add it to my Indian black teas and chai. not all the flavoured ones tho!
If I hadn’t read “chai” on the label first I wouldn’t have assumed this to be one- it was muted anyways!
Yeah I wish it were more of a chai – I wouldn’t have bought 2 oz had I known how mellow it is. :P