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Warm spice, bright citrus, and smooth rooibos come together in this aromatic, caffeine-free herbal tea blend.

Red rooibos provides a naturally mellow, earthy base, while ginger, cinnamon, cardamom, clove, and black pepper create the familiar warmth of traditional chai. Lemongrass adds a fresh citrus note, and fennel rounds out the blend with a softly sweet, aromatic finish.

Inspired by Ayurvedic tea traditions, this blend is made for slow mornings, afternoon pauses, and cozy caffeine-free cups whenever you want something warming and full of character.

Enjoy it on its own or add your preferred milk and a touch of honey for a softer, creamier chai-style drink.

Flavor Profile

• Smooth, earthy rooibos

• Warm cinnamon and ginger

• Aromatic cardamom and clove

• Bright lemongrass

• Gentle black-pepper warmth

• Softly sweet fennel finish

How to Prepare

Use the serving amount and brewing directions stated on the final product packaging.

Steep in freshly boiled water until the flavor reaches your preferred strength. Enjoy plain or add milk, a plant-based alternative, or sweetener to taste.

Ingredients

Ginger*, lemongrass*, cinnamon*, red rooibos*, black pepper*, fennel*, cardamom*, and clove*.

*certified organic

Product Details

• Rooibos-based herbal chai blend

• No caffeine-containing ingredients

• Net weight: 8 oz

• Approximately 24 servings

• Eight botanical ingredients

• Handcrafted in small batches

• No artificial flavors listed

Storage

Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.

Always use a clean, dry spoon and close the canister promptly to help preserve the blend’s aroma and flavor.

Important Information

This product contains several herbs and spices. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before regular use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, take medication, have a medical condition, or are preparing it for a child.

Cinnamon and ginger are generally familiar culinary ingredients, but concentrated or frequent herbal use may cause side effects or interact with medicines in some people. NCCIH advises discussing herbal-product use with a healthcare professional when medications are involved.