How do I make a chai beverage?
Most coffee shops or home use typically use a 1:3 ratio to create that comforting, soothing drink. For a more bolder, in-your-face drink, go 50/50! Some of the most traditional chai drinks are as follows, but get creative and live outside the norm! Milk can be cow, goat, rice, almond or oat, but just about any milk mixes well with our flavors. Then, add syrup flavors to make your drinks festive, holiday specific or even more unique!
Our chai is made to be served either hot or cold. Hot releases the cozy aroma of nutmeg, clove, vanilla and warming ginger. When served cold or over ice, you'll find the refreshing and cooling nodes of vanilla and cardamon come front and center. So, enjoy it any way you want, all year long!
-Chai Latte (Chai+Milk)
-Dirty Chai Latte (Chai+Milk+Coffee)
-Light Chai (Chai+Hot Water)
Flavor combinations:
-Chai + Milk + Lavender (awakening spring)
-Chai + Coconut Milk (favorite summer highlight)
-Chai + Milk + Peach flavor (fall peach cobbler)
-Chai + Milk + Peppermint, Hazelnut, or Gingerbread (winter holiday)