Ashmanra’s sipdown challenge – August 2024 Tea #2 – August 8 – International Infinity Day: drink a tea you’ll love forever
Now, it might not be THIS chai that I would love forever, but let’s just say it would be chai in general that I would love forever! One, because chai is the first tea I ever had (even if it was a Celestial Seasonings chai — it was good!) and two, chai is always a comforting cup. At least this one has the strength I always wish a chai to have! And the price isn’t bad either.
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Chai is so lovely. I’ve just become obsessed with the Blue Lotus Traditional Masala Chai — still need to make a note, but having 1+ ice chai lattes daily haha!
Oh good, thanks! I added it to “my list” of teas to keep in mind for the future. I noticed that this particular chai has two notes from 12 years ago, so Blue Lotus has been around a while!
I was searching for a good chai alternative to the one our local coffee shop has – Dona concentrate). I wanted a spicy version with a kick, since so many pre-made chais fall short on that front. I came across Blue Lotus on a Reddit thread and also saw those Steepster notes and thought why not? Well, no regrets here haha!
That’s kind of what Steepster is all about really, those two Steepster notes giving approval to a tea. Then you know at least two people think it’s good! Otherwise, how would all of us tea people know what tea to buy?!
So true! It’s so often what pushes me over the ‘tea purchase fence’!
Lucky for me you’re usually writing about American (and Canadian) brands; which means that shipping would be expensive + customs and I can say no quite easily without regrets.
I know.. sorry about that, Martin!
No need to be sorry. I am sure you are mouth-watering while I write about my European blends too :)
Of course!
Chai is so lovely. I’ve just become obsessed with the Blue Lotus Traditional Masala Chai — still need to make a note, but having 1+ ice chai lattes daily haha!
Oh good, thanks! I added it to “my list” of teas to keep in mind for the future. I noticed that this particular chai has two notes from 12 years ago, so Blue Lotus has been around a while!
I was searching for a good chai alternative to the one our local coffee shop has – Dona concentrate). I wanted a spicy version with a kick, since so many pre-made chais fall short on that front. I came across Blue Lotus on a Reddit thread and also saw those Steepster notes and thought why not? Well, no regrets here haha!
That’s kind of what Steepster is all about really, those two Steepster notes giving approval to a tea. Then you know at least two people think it’s good! Otherwise, how would all of us tea people know what tea to buy?!
So true! It’s so often what pushes me over the ‘tea purchase fence’!
Lucky for me you’re usually writing about American (and Canadian) brands; which means that shipping would be expensive + customs and I can say no quite easily without regrets.
I know.. sorry about that, Martin!
No need to be sorry. I am sure you are mouth-watering while I write about my European blends too :)
Of course!