Sherpa Chai Traditional Chai Tea Concentrate - Hand Crafted Black Tea Concentrate with Traditional Non-GMO Ingredients - Authentic Chai Recipe Brewed by Nepali Sherpas - Chai Tea Gift for Tea Lovers

Excellent Chai concentrate until you get down to the bottom and then it’s kind of lumpy, but good nonetheless.

This is by far the best Chia concentrate that I've found on Amazon. The spice mix is wonderful and can even be diluted a bit if you find it too spicy. I love it just how it is. I also appreciate that they offer a unsweetened version. This is by far the tastiest and best priced per volume than others out there. I will be a repeat customer on this product. I highly recommend!!

If I could give 10 stars I would. This is definitely my favorite spicy Chai tea. Has a perfect heat to it !!! Just awesome. I think I'll go have a cup now

I have been on the hunt for an unsweetened chai concentrate that has rich flavor. I was excited to try this chai concentrate, but sadly it lacked in that rich tea flavor. You can definitely taste the spices which is a pro, but the tea flavor is almost lacking completely. I have tried the 50/50 directions and even a 70/30 ratio and it just tastes like a punch of spices with milk. I guess I will have to continue my search for an unsweetened chai concentrate.

One bottle leaked

I ordered the Sherpa extra Spicy Chia Concentrate with great anticipation for its arrival. I usually make my own Chia from scratch, but thought this would be less effort. I do not care for the powders which lack the aroma of cardamom , clove oil and pepper kick on top of being heavily sweetened. The Sherpa Spicy Chia has great taste and pepper kick (I still add extra cardamom) although very sweet. While an easy fix, the cost is only slightly better than the $6 16oz Barista Chia Tea. Too expensive for what it is. I use Marks & Spencer black tea for my chia base and Hong Kong teas purchased at Amazon.

I actually use this chai toimprove symptoms related to dysautonomia--headache, racing and irregular heart, etc. This is not intended as medical advice, but as one use that I personally have found for the product. Over the past twoyears that I've had this condition, I have tried many brands and formulations of chai. Of everything I've consumed, this is certainly the most effective, and has the added bonus of being delicious. The spice complements the ginger, the sweetness is perfect--though I sometimes augment it with various honeys--and this chai is great hot or iced. I typically use a 1-to-1 ratio--that is, one cup of chai to one cup of dairy, coconut, or almond milk--whichever sounds good in the moment! This chai is also good blended into some smoothies, though at that point it's best used as a flavoring, like you would vanilla extract, and not as a 1-to-1 ratio and certainly not as a base. I have tried the Sherpa original blend, and it is nowhere near as tasty or as effective--the original reminds me of Origin Trails orBig Train, whereas this one is more like Third Street with an enormous kick and without the cloves. I would love to see a bit of turmeric added, but from what I understand, turmeric is available in only some of Sherpa's blends, and this oneis notamong them. Never mind--A Land of Delight psoduces a turmeric-infused honey that goes wonderfully with this chai. Highly, highly recommended, whether you're lookingfor headache relief or just plain flavor!

This was quite disgusting. I would like a bottle replaced. Someone in packing was thirty, not good!