Oh Bengal Spice, where have you been all my life? There was a time when my cupboards were fully stocked to almost overflowing with Celestial Seasoning teas. Then I tired of all the fruit flavors that started to merge together…and ventured off in search of new tastes. Over the past couple of years though, the company has really changed and grown…they seem more sophisticated. Worldly even.
Moops loves Bengal Spice, and while I brew her up a cup of the caffeine-free tea, I usually make myself a cup of traditional chai. I always marveled at how similar the two teas smelled, but that’s as far as I went.
I’m really tired tonight; like deep down bone tired. And I’m also chilled since the warm nights have disappeared in favor of the damp rain making me think summer will never come. I decided I don’t need any more caffeine tonight so what the heck, I’ll try a cup of Bengal Spice.
One word: WOW. OK, I can’t stop at one word. I’m so surprised by how much this tastes like chai without the caffeine! I know it’s all in those signature chai spices BUT this herbal tea holds milk. The color after steeping is rich and dark. I am in spicy tea bliss right now.
The total chai experience. Caffeine Free. For real.
Wow, the way you have talked about the bengal spice it must be so great. I will have to try it sometime.
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Haha, it’s pretty tasty….BUT if you like your chai sweet, be careful and add sweetener slowly to the Bengal Spice. It’s slightly sweet already naturally and it’s taken me a few tries to get it just right. But if you like chai and love the flavors of all those spices, do try it. I’m thrilled I have a good tasting caffeine free option now
I like it. The way you have talked about the bengal spice it must be so great. Thanks for sharing your site.
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