- Kolkata Chai Decaf Masala Chai mix, Makes 20 cups, Premium loose leaf tea and spice blend, All Natural, 4.23 oz

This might be the only chai mix that takes me back to India without the 20 hour flight. Its blend of spices are perfect and the directions are spot on. Sometimes premade chai mixes or instant chai are too sweet or cloying but the flavors of this one are right and the quality of the tea flavor and strength are exactly what I’d want. It’s also less expensive than the other decaffeinated assam tea I’ve found. I will be a customer over and over.

Excellent taste! Fresh dried spices!! No artificial flavours!! And Decaf!! Perfect for pregnant/ breastfeeding women, also people with high blood pressure!! You can see a mortar and pestle in my uploaded photos. Coming from India, I never buy masala chai, and always crush the spices and make my own masala chai at home, because the masala chai available in the market is either never fresh, or just added flavours, sometimes too much flavour or under flavoured. I just brewed a cup with a teaspoon full of this tea! Love it!! And now I do not have to make masala chai from scratch when I’m craving it!!

It's quite pricey, but I like the taste. I decided not to follow the recipe on the back because it seemed like the milk proportion was too much. I used 3 tsp chai mix, 1 cup water, 1/4 cup milk, and 1 tsp sugar. That was perfect for me, and as close as I got to the chai I had in London. Never had chai from India though, so I can't speak to how similar it is from there. I'm not sure it's entirely decaf. I drank it around 9pm and couldn't sleep. It's currently 4am as I'm writing this. But overall, pretty good.

I discovered Kolkata when I was in NYC and met a friend at their chai house. I had a headache and the tea cured it (I wanted decaf but they only had regular available, so I got it and it was awesome, luckily in the daytime). I saw they had decaf but didn't buy it due to the price. Later I ordered it here. I make my own chai but having it with the taste of the tea leaves is more authentic, but I don't typically do caffeine. I make a double batch but only need one tablespoon so it lasts a little longer. **Shake up or mix the bag first or you will get an uneven flavor in your batches. The spices rise to the top.** In a pot, boil water and tea to your liking (sometimes I also add cinnamon). While it's heating up, take a piece of fresh or frozen ginger and grate it with a microplane over the pot. Stir. Once boiling, turn down the heat to low and steep for 3 minutes. Add an equal amount of milk to water and boil again, then lower to a simmer for 3 minutes. Add honey to taste. Pour with a strainer, and keep the rest in a jar in the fridge for a delicious cold tea later!

The best homemade SUGAR FREE chai I’ve found yet. I’ve tried just about everything and most of the sugar free options out there had sugar alternatives that made me sick or just tasted horrible. I love that this is decaf and that I can control the sweetener myself. Tastes very authentic. The only thing is that the instructions mentioned to use 3 tsps but 1 tsp was super concentrated. 3 tsps would def be too much.

This was the worst chai tea I have ever had. More than doubled the amount to use and it still tasted Iike warm milk. No flavor at all. If I could return this tea for a refund, I would!!!

It’s a little but of work to make the tea but it’s delicious. I bought another bag for my 81-year-old aunt who tried masala tea for the first time. She can’t have caffeinated tea, so this was perfect. She served it to her friends.

The taste wasn’t that great, my homemade version is a lot better. And it is too expensive considering the little content.