★★★★★
I really enjoy the warmth of the ginger and the fragrance and spicy flavors of this Turmeric Chai. A perfect evening tea.
Our Golden Turmeric Chai features earthy turmeric with the warming spiciness of ginger, cinnamon, clove, and a hint of fennel. Suggested serving is one teaspoon per cup of water or milk for a golden milk latte!
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I really enjoy the warmth of the ginger and the fragrance and spicy flavors of this Turmeric Chai. A perfect evening tea.
Turmeric and ginger have some great health benefits, so I enjoy sipping on turmeric herbals. This blend adds the warm spiciness of chai taking it to a new level. Happy sipping!
Wonderful blend of flavors and caffeine free. My go to evening tea to relax with a good movie.
A few nuggets of rock sugar and some vanilla almond milk make it even better. Yum.
Love it! A pleasant tea with an earthy, spiced flavor. I agree with those who say that it could almost be considered a savory tea.
This one is AMAZING! So yummy and great for a cold night!
A lovely golden chai! I brew this with coconut milk and it tastes divine
Flavorful and spicy. Good for when you want chai tea in the evening, but not the caffeine that often comes along with it.
This tea is warm and slightly spicy - perfect for fall!
It could use more spice. This was more earthy than I expect a Chai to be, but it doe tast good with a bit of milk and honey.
How have I never had a turmeric chai before?! This is amazing and very much a new favorite tea.
I love this tea! Warming and earthy, it's the perfect tea on cold nights or when my joints are achey.
Now, I know the picture may not look like much, but this tea is something you will not want to miss. The drink is admittedly very turmeric-y, but as someone who is a fan of such a flavor, I don’t know that that’s a bad thing! The tea goes perfectly with a sugar cube, and if you’re looking for something when you’re sick, I suggest switching water out for milk.
I love this chai tea but I do cut it with some black to lessen the intense flavor.
I had this in my Advent calendar last year and I was enamored with how it tasted. I am a big fan of golden milk drinks but I don’t make them often because (I’ll be honest) I’m lazy and they require a lot of effort. This is a perfect compromise! It has the big bold flavors of the golden milk I make but it is so much easier to make. It may taste a little less intense being made with water, but I bet if I steeped it in my almond milk I would get the creaminess I get from regular moon milk. I add oat milk and honey and it is delicious. Moreover, I got two really decent steeps from this. It is excellent and I will be re-ordering more. I am considering the 16oz bag…
I add Arabica Lemon Turmeric, and Double Ginger to this tea in my Grasshopper Green Iced Tea Pitcher of my favorite orange juice, letting it brew overnight or longer, and it makes a refreshing morning meditation drink.
The spices were very well balanced and not overwhelming. The turmeric and ginger feel very calming to the stomach.
I cannot get enough of this tea! The spice level is delicious- the ginger, the clove, the earthy turmeric! The perfect cup of comfort.
My favorite way to have this is steeped in milk or unsweetened almond milk - 1 teaspoon (3 grams) per 8oz of milk - at 190, maybe a little higher sometimes (just don’t want to scorch the milk). After the milk reaches temperature, I stir it frequently for 10 minutes. If I don’t have time for this, I steep it at 212 for 5-10 minutes in half the water my cup will hold, then, after removing my infuser, add milk or almond milk to fill the cup. After the hot steep, I transfer the ingredients from my infuser or pot into a quart sized jar, fill that with water, and stick it in the fridge for a few days. This makes a nice cold brew with a surprising amount of flavor still remaining in it. I’ve thought about using my immersion blender at the start of this cold, second steep to break up all the ingredients but haven’t tried that yet.
This was a delightful and interesting tea. The turmeric is very pronounced, as it should be given the name of this tea. There is a warm heat from the turmeric and the exotic snap of the spices in this tea. The cinnamon is a bit week in this tea but can easily be fixed with some extra cinnamon bark. I don’t really get any of the fennel, but I am sure it’s wrapped up in the exotic spice flavors. My one complaint is that the flavor is subdued and requires longer steeping times. If steeping in milk I end up putting it in a pot with the milk and setting the heat on low and steep for almost 30 min. In water 15 or more. The steeping time greatly increases with each steep, but you can get four to five steeps out if you let the final one sit over night in water. Doing a half water then adding half hot cream or milk is delightful and adding this to other chai works well for an extra kick.
Has a nice mix of turmeric and chai not too strong
I love this tea with a little bit of milk and honey! Makes a lovely golden latte.
OBSESSED. I'm a huge fan of turmeric (I add it to my smoothies on a daily basis), so maybe I'm biased. But if you like chai, and if you like turmeric, this is for you. I add vanilla oat milk for a wonderful nighttime beverage.
One of the best teas I've had! The turmeric flavor is not too strong and nether is the chai. It's a perfect balance.
Turmeric is one of my favorite spices. I like almost every blend it's in. This chai was no exception. I've been waiting patiently for it to come back to the shelf. It's got a great kick for an herbal tea. am excited to try it steeped with milk as other reviewers have recommended. It's going to stay on my favorite list, for sure.
This is one of my favorite Chai teas now!!! I love the yellow color when it's brewed, the spicy aroma and the spicy (yet not hot) flavor! It is also very good with some milk, I suggest trying a little vanilla coconutmilk with it.
I bought this as an herbal tea alternative to a chai flavor profile, and I really like the result. It's more spicy than sweet to me, unless I add a bit of honey, which makes for a delicious sweet treat! I think it's more of an afternoon tea than an evening one for me since the spice lends it a bit of excitement. But it's supposed to be soothing and anti-inflammatory, which is a huge bonus!
Delicious and earthy! Not quite as good as regular chai, but a nice way to mix things up.
The confluence of flavors was a little strong for this tea drinker.
I enjoyed this a surprising amount, though I do strongly recommend making it into a latte. Honey and cream make this sumptuous (and it s easy on the stomach to boot)
Probably one of my favorite teas. Delicious and spicy!
One of my absolute favorite teas, so relaxing and I love the heavy presence of turmeric for inflammation.
This tea packs quite a wallop, and very healthy I am sure. I have rarely used milk in my tea, but it really added to the flavor components. I ended up hating this tea - too much turmeric.
This tea is so good. Nice subtle flavor. Great with some milk (I like it with oat milk) and a bit of honey. The turmeric did stain my ingenuiTEA, but this tea is worth it!
Use a large diffuser for this one due to the fine particles that will clog up a small ball diffuser. A really nice take on turmeric tea to make golden lattes.
One of my favorites! A perfect blend of spices with smooth notes of turmeric put me in a mellow mood every time!
I love spicy chai and turmeric so I had to order this one when it became available! It’s a great afternoon tea when I need a kick at the end of the day. It’s very flavorful and makes me feel warm and happy when I drink it. If you’re new to spicy teas or turmeric, I wouldn’t try this one first. Turmeric is definitely an acquired taste.
I initially ordered this tea for the health benefits. Much to my surprise I really enjoyed it and went through the 3 oz pouch rapidly. The tea tastes is both tangy and spicy. I love the smell of the ginger, cloves, cinnamon and peppercorn and the turmeric. This is definitely a keeper that I will keep in stock.
This is so great. It feels like I am drinking a cup of healthy
Very delicious -- earthy yet clean flavor. Enjoyed with a splash of almond milk!
Wonderfully flavorful. Do not over steep or the ginger becomes bitter.
Very exotic and fun. The turmeric mixed with the chai spices makes this tea a one of a kind.
Love the spicy kick from this tea~ Had recently started enjoying golden milk tea so was really looking forward to this and it did not disappoint.
Ok this is a good tea but it is really strong. Be careful how much you put it a cup. I would say that if you are sick it would be a nice cup of tea to have. But in terms of sitting down on a nice evening and having it, it would not be my first choice. That being said if you like a strong tea this is the one
I like the Tumeric Bliss much better than the chai - it had such an interesting blend of flavors that it made it wonderful to sip. This was ok, but definitely not a 'love it!'
It was ok, I'm not really into artificial flavors .
This one is reallly tasty but it may not be for everyone. If you like turmeric, and enjoy heavily spiced things- this is for you! Please note, water boils at 199 degrees where I live due to altitude. As I like to do with chai, I do a slightly lower temp but for longer brewing time.
Love this one. Super excited to have this in my inventory. I add almond milk after steeping for 3 minutes. Good stuff.
Warming and delicious on old winter days, I mix with coconut milk and honey!
I bought the tea because I wanted to add some turmeric to my diet. For whatever reason, I thought this was a black tea with spices. Clearly the description indicates it is herbal, no tea, just spices: turmeric, ginger. cinnamon, cloves and fennel. It is very tasty. It's strongly flavored. I drink it straight. Some milk may mellow the taste. I brew the tea in a pyrex measuring cup then strain the tea in a medium sieve because the cinnamon clogs the finer tea strainer. YMMV.
Very good tea! Lots of different spices that blend well together!