Chai Tea
Comforting · Naturally Caffeinated
A warming, spiced black tea to comfort and ground you, whenever you need a pause.
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Meet CHAI, our comforting take on a timeless ritual. Built on a base of Ceylon black tea and warmed through with cinnamon, ginger and cloves, this is a naturally caffeinated blend made for the moments when you want to slow down and feel properly looked after.
Curated with intention, not just to taste good, but to feel good.
Brew it strong and drink it as it is, or simmer it gently with your favourite milk for a rich, spiced chai latte. However you make it, CHAI invites you to pause, breathe in the spice and take a slow, comforting moment for yourself.
A loose organic tea, blended with care in the UK, with a clean, simple label and nothing unnecessary added.
A Ritual for Every Moment
Chai is designed for:
- A grounding start to the morning
- A warming afternoon pick-me-up
- A comforting alternative to coffee
- Slow, mindful moments of pause
Founder's Note
“Chai has always felt like comfort in a cup,” says Spritz Wellness founder, Laura Colucci.
“We wanted to capture that warmth and make it part of your everyday ritual.”
Why You'll Love It
- A robust Ceylon black tea base, naturally caffeinated for a gentle lift
- Warming spices of cinnamon, ginger and cloves
- Lovely brewed simply or as a spiced chai latte
- A loose organic tea, blended in the UK
- A comforting ritual to slow down and savour
FAQ
Does Chai Tea contain caffeine?
Yes. Chai is built on a Ceylon black tea base, so it is naturally caffeinated, which makes it a warming, grounding alternative to coffee for the morning or early afternoon.
How do I make a chai latte?
Brew the tea strong, then simmer gently with your favourite milk, dairy or plant-based, and sweeten to taste if you like. Strain and pour for a rich, comforting spiced latte.
When is the best time to drink Chai?
Chai is loveliest in the morning or afternoon, whenever you want a warming pause. As it contains caffeine, many people prefer to enjoy it earlier in the day rather than close to bedtime.