Spiced Chai
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$11.95
Coconut Chocolate Chai from Nelson's Tea feels like a dessert poured into a cup. Warm chai spices sit atop a smooth white tea base, joined by indulgent white chocolate and a touch of tropical coconut. Each sip blends traditional spice richness with bakery-style sweetness, all from one loose-leaf pour that turns tea time into a treat.
For anyone craving a flavorful chocolate chai tea that handles a sweet tooth, this blend brings both comfort and character to the table. The mellow white tea foundation keeps the cup from feeling heavy, while cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, and black pepper add classic chai warmth. Coconut and white chocolate wrap everything up with creamy sweetness and a smooth, lasting finish.
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Flavor and Ingredients
Flavor: A spicy, sweet cup weaving warm chai notes through creamy white chocolate, tropical coconut, and a mellow white tea finish.
Ingredients: White tea, cardamom, allspice, ginger, black pepper, cinnamon, white chocolate, coconut, and flavoring. Contains milk.
How to Brew
Caffeine level: Low
Body: Medium
Brewing time: 2 minutes
Brewing temperature: 175°F
Brewing preparation: Scoop 1 to 2 teaspoons of the blend into 8 oz of hot water heated to 175°F. Let the leaves soak for 2 minutes, then strain and pour into a waiting mug.
For iced tea: Double the leaf amount, brew at the same temperature and duration, then pour the finished liquid over ice in a tall glass.
FAQs
Yes, the white tea base carries a low caffeine dose, giving a gentle lift that works nicely for afternoons or calm evening sipping.
The cup brings warm chai spices together with creamy white chocolate, tropical coconut, and a mellow white tea finish that feels dessert-like.
Yes, this blend contains milk from the white chocolate ingredient, so sensitive drinkers should check the label before preparing a cup.
Absolutely. Double the leaves, brew at 175°F for 2 minutes, then pour over ice for a creamy, dessert-style cold drink you can sip slowly.
You can. A splash of milk brings out the creamy white chocolate and coconut notes, creating a latte-style cup that chai drinkers everywhere love.