Showing posts with label Decaf Tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Decaf Tea. Show all posts
A Hot-Bodied Invigorating Tea -- CHAI SPICE by Stash
© Ugur Akinci
Stash company is so far ahead in bringing us one high-quality tea blend after another.
Here is my latest favorite: CHAI SPICE.
As its red packaging suggests, this a tangy, spicy, hot-textured blend, perfect to take care of that 3 p.m. afternoon slow-downs.
It's got black tea, cinnamon, ginger root, cinnamon flavor, clove oil, allspice, clove, nutmeg, and cardamom oil. It comes in decaff version as well.
You want to give your taste buds a workout? Then this is your tea for sure. But take it easy. If you drink two bags in a row, for example, it may upset your stomach or give you a headache. Don't let your teabag sit in your cup for too long.
I prefer one a day, at most two, sometimes with a slice of lemon for that extra metabolism kick. It's enough to rev up your system a notch or two.
Also recommended: try it with milk for a milder ride late at night.
You can cool it off, save it in the fridge, and try it later cold as well. A few ice cubes will transform this strong cinnamon-clove blend into a delicious ice tea offering indeed. Perfect for hot July and August afternoons.
A delectable tea for waking up from any siesta. Enjoy!
Available (both regular and decaff) from Amazon.
"Chai Spice Decaf Tea" by STASH Premium
Being a hard-core tea lover, I usually don't care for the decaf stuff but this is good. It really has the right kind of clover and black tea taste for that fresh invigorating jolt to the palate and soul.
The dominant note in this spicy song is CLOVER, which I like.
A great tea to try late at night, after work, or whenever you'd like to relax, meditate and think about things.
Here are the ingredients: Naturally decaffeinated black tea, cinnamon, ginger root, cinnamon flavor, clove oil, cardamom oil, allspice, clove and nutmeg.
So how do you classify this: herbal tea, or black tea, or both?
One thing I don't understand from a production point of view is this: why would one use both Cinnamon AND Cinnamon Flavor? What's that all about? I'm hoping to find it out one day.
I'm not trying to be difficult here; just curious is all. And I'm going to enjoy every drop of this distinctive blend. Recommended.
The dominant note in this spicy song is CLOVER, which I like.
A great tea to try late at night, after work, or whenever you'd like to relax, meditate and think about things.
Here are the ingredients: Naturally decaffeinated black tea, cinnamon, ginger root, cinnamon flavor, clove oil, cardamom oil, allspice, clove and nutmeg.
So how do you classify this: herbal tea, or black tea, or both?
One thing I don't understand from a production point of view is this: why would one use both Cinnamon AND Cinnamon Flavor? What's that all about? I'm hoping to find it out one day.
I'm not trying to be difficult here; just curious is all. And I'm going to enjoy every drop of this distinctive blend. Recommended.
Labels:
Black Tea,
Decaf Tea,
Herbal Tea,
Tea Bags
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