Milk Oolong Chai

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Milk Oolong Chai

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    Ingredients

    Chinese Milk Oolong, Ginger, Chinese Ti Guan Yin Oolong, Cinnamon, Cocoa Shells, Cardamom, Chilli, Natural Flavouring

    Warning: Packed in an environment that contains nuts.

    Please check out our allergens page for any queries you may have regarding ingredients.

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    Tea Mixologist Top Tip

    You can re-steep this tea up to 7 times! Notice how the taste evolves as you re-steep the delicate rolled leaves. This one can handle a splash of milk too, if you wish.

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    How to make a hot tea

    • perfect loose leaf tea spoon

      Step 1

      1 tsp

    • tea brewing temperature

      Step 2

      Boil water to 80Ā°

    • tea brewing time

      Step 3

      Wait 3 mins

    • hot cup of tea

      Step 4

      Without milk

    How to cold brew tea

    • loose leaf tea in cold brew tea bottle

      Step 1

      Scoop 5-6 tsp into a bottle

    • Add cold water

      Step 2

      Add 750ml cold water

    • refrigerate for 4-6 hours

      Step 3

      Leave 4-6 hrs or overnight

    • Enjoy over ice.

      Step 4

      Pour over ice & enjoy!

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    Overall rating: 4.616667 / 5 from 120 reviews.

    AI Generated Review Summary

    Milk Oolong Chai offers a unique blend of creamy Oolong tea and warming Chai spices, praised for its lovely smell, creamy taste, and smooth brewing process. The tea provides a nice warming sensation when hot and a strong spicy kick when cold.

    Summary topics

    • Flavor (27%): Many customers appreciated the beautiful taste of the oolong tea, describing it as creamy and not overpowering.
    • Aroma (9%): Customers expressed satisfaction with the lovely smell of the product, which was mentioned multiple times in the reviews.
    • Intensity (5%): It was reported by customers that the product has a nice warming and light tea when hot and with a good strong spicy kick when cold.
    • Brewing (64%): A substantial number of customers pointed out that this tea is smooth and easy to brew, and would definitely recommend it.
    • Mixture (6%): Customers loved the perfect 4 o'clock cup with a little cloud of oat milk.

    Review topics: ["taste","quality","gift","buy","blend","kick","treat","tea","milk","aroma","chai","oolong","spices","brew","smells","ginger","cup","version","heat","balance","leaves","tin","chilli","bird","bottle","hint","mouthfeel","fan","warmth","warming"].

    Review highlights

    • "It is a wonderful creamy tea with some good spice to it!" — Brogan
    • "Good taste and lovely smell." — Fiona P.
    • "Smells and tastes beautiful" — Christine W.

    Reviews

    Nice, but incredibly weak

    "I really enjoyed this flavour however I found it to be incredibly weak. I needed to add maybe 3tsp worth of tea to actually taste it."

    — Angelina A. (3/5)

    Delicious and exciting

    "This tea is incredible! So creamy and smooth, with the perfect caffeine kick. I have it black and it is sublime. Huge fan!!"

    — Abby M. (5/5)

    Too spicy

    "Oolong was nice but the chilli was too much. Other flavours in the tea were nice but the chilli made it too spicy for me. Will try a different oolong just not this one"

    — Sarah (2/5)

    Super duper comforting!!!

    "Literally a hug in a glass!! If I had to describe it to someone, I'd say its the tea equivalent of a Pumpkin Spice Latte, super cosy and autumnal, sweet and creamy, but also has a depth of flavour more than your bog standard chai!"

    — Lainey W. (5/5)

    Delicate, luxurious chai

    "This is a delicate warming chai, subtle and creamy - one of my favourite chai blends!"

    — Emma (5/5)

    Lovely chai

    "I'm a great fan of chai and I really enjoyed this variation on it with Oolong which I have been trying out recently"

    — Frances T. (5/5)

    Afternoon treat

    "I love this tea and keep reordering it. When I feel myself procrastinating, I brew a pot of this and sit and focus on the task I'm avoiding with the tea as my reward."

    — Helen C. (5/5)

    Full of spice

    "I love the delicate yet spicy flavour, my favourite chai of all time"

    — Charlotte (5/5)

    Love this

    "It’s not quite chai like traditional chai, but it’s sweetly spiced, gingery and comforting and my favourite out of what I’ve ordered. I adore that it’s perfectly complete without milk or sugar."

    — Marita J. (5/5)

    Spicy and deep

    "This tea has an interesting depth of flavour that is well complemented by the spicy chai"

    — Elise A. (5/5)

    Q&A

    Hello does this tea have caffeine? Thank you. Jo
    Hi Jo, Thanks for your question and apologies for our slow reply - this tea is an oolong tea, so does contain caffeine :) I hope this helps and do let us know if you have any other questions! George @ B&B
    Hi, how do you prepare the tea with coconut milk, so that it tastes as served cold in the Byres road shop in Glasgow?
    Hi Karim, thanks so much for asking your question! I don't have a precise recipe, as often the stores like to experiment, but do check out our recipe page as I think it'd be along the lines of the Eton Mess recipe here: https://www.birdandblendtea.live/blogs/recipes/easy-cold-brew-tea-recipes Happy Sipping! Ian @ B&B
    Sorry to ask a daft question what does resteep mean?
    Not a daft question at all, Stephanie! Resteeping means to use the same leaves to brew up a cuppa again!! Don't need to do anything special, just add fresh 80 degree water back in and you get another wonderful cup of tea from it again :) Please let me know if you have any other questions, Eve @ BB
    Please will you bring this out as part of your permanent collection?!
    Tehehe!!! Sadly we can't make every single one of our beauTEAful blends permeate or we would run out of room on our tea wall!! This blend is here for a little while longer so stock up whilst you can. Happy sipping, Vic @ BB