"Tavalon's Kama Chai Sutra is not as spicy as some of the others, however, this blend is so smooth, and has a perfect balance." Barbara’s Teaview: 7/10 Other Teaviews: Cindy gave it 6/10 Your Reviews: Add your review »

If you are a fan of Chai tea (Indian black tea blend), I strongly suggest trying Tavalon’s Kama Chai Sutra. Your getting a mild cup of Chai when steeped for 5 minutes. I like my Chai a bit on the strong side. In order to get that strong punch I resort to cooking it over the stove top. I first add my tea to cold water, and let the water come to a full boil. I will boil for around 30 seconds and then take off the heat and then strain. This will produce a much more flavorful spicy cup. I love my Chai to be dark and strong.

As this tea starts to cool, I will then add enough sweetened condensed milk to suit me. I normally add about 2 tablespoons per six ounces. When drinking Kama Chai Sutra on it’s own, I am able to really enjoy it without any milk or sugar. Alone it tastes earthy with a strong , cloves, cinnamon, and ginger feel to it. When you add the sweetened condensed milk, it brings out a vanilla flavor and tends to blend all of the spices together a bit more. After this tea cools down a bit, I will then add ice and serve in tall glasses. Wow, Is that ever so delicious! This tea can be enjoyed cold or hot, with or without additives. I love teas that are versatile.

Tavalon’s Kama Chai Sutra is not as spicy as some of the others, however, this blend is so smooth, and has a perfect balance. I don’t sense any bitterness, even if I go past that 30 seconds in boiling. If you haven’t tried this blend and you are a lover of Chai tea, I highly suggest trying.

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