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McCoy Teas Chai Tea Flavored Black Loose Leaf Tea Make Hot or Cold Ice and Brews with Premium Tea from Sri Lanka, 100g Can (Pack of 01)
McCoy Teas Chai Tea Flavored Black Loose Leaf Tea Make Hot or Cold Ice and Brews with Premium Tea from Sri Lanka, 100g Can (Pack of 01)
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- BOLD & SPICED CHAI FLAVOR. Enjoy a full-bodied black tea with a rich, satisfying depth. It is infused with a blend of spices, including cinnamon, cardamom, ginger, cloves, and star anise. This combination creates a warm and invigorating taste in every sip.
- PREMIUM LOOSE LEAF TEA. Made with carefully selected tea leaves and aromatic spices, the chai blend delivers a fresh, flavorful infusion. The loose-leaf format allows for a full extraction of flavors, ensuring a well-balanced and satisfying tea experience.
- CUSTOMIZABLE BREWING EXPERIENCE. Enjoy this chai tea plain for a bold and spicy kick or brew it with milk and sweetener for a creamy, cinnamon-infused delight. Steep at 80°C for 2-3 minutes or extend to 5-6 minutes for a deeper, richer flavor when adding milk.
- FRAGRANT & AROMATIC BLEND. With a seamlessly composite blend, this chai tea offers a fragrant aroma reminiscent of a bustling Indian bazaar. The well-balanced infusion creates a comforting experience, making it perfect for mornings or cozy moments.
- VERSATILE & PERFECT FOR TEA LOVERS. Whether you’re a long-time chai enthusiast or trying it for the first time, McCoy Teas Chai Tea is an excellent choice. Ideal for a daily tea ritual, social gatherings, or as a thoughtful gift for tea lovers who appreciate bold and flavorful blends.
Overview
- Brand : McCoy teas
- Item Form : Loose Leaves
- Flavor : Brown
- Tea Variety : Black
- Unit Count : 1 Count
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