All customer reviews

Adore this tea, great on its own, lovely with milk, great as a latte, even a soy milk latte has made it into my weekly drink rota! Great as a pick up in the morning and a calming destresser in the evening. This has replaced my previous regular Rooibos tea now and I can get through the 50 pack in a week! Love it!

I am so pleased to have found the tea pigs Chai, it is just delicious. Perfect brewed strong with a drop of milk added. I think the natural sweetness is enough without the need to add any sugar. I am a fan of the Chai Tea Lattes at a well know coffe chain, but this is a far cheaper (and healthier alternative). I will be putting the 50 temple pack on my Christmas list.

Finally found a green tea that tastes good! I actually enjoyed drinking it.. very pleasantly surprised :)

Having just bought a Barbour jacket but not interested in pretending to own land, I appreciated the social commentary on the back of the packet. The tea had just enough bergamot to give it a pleasant flavour, not like some Earl Greys which taste more like a herbal citrus blend.

These are by far the best on the market, if not the world! Very addicted! Will never go back to the lifeless tasteless brands!

I love this tea on its own or sometimes with some honey. I like a cup to relax just before bed. If you like mint tea, you won't find better :)

Hate tea but love this. There is no after taste, its so smooth. I ran out of it yesterday and bought an alternative green tea and had to throw them away as the flavour was leaving a nasty bitter coating on my tongue. Can't do without my Mao Fen Green Tea and have stocked my cupboards so I don't run out.

I'm sitting here being grossly underwhelmed by one of your Chai teapigs, which I find to be greatly disappointing, and frankly badly lacking in flavour, character and strength. When I have the time and inclination, I brew pretty authentic chai, which I'm told is a fair copy of the pukka Indian product, but your teapigs are a great disappointment. I'm not expecting the full chai experience from a teabag, but a near approximation would suffice - I've lately been drinking some from "Whittards" which aren't at all bad, and went in search of some yesterday in my local Waitrose, they didn't have any, and I had the choice of Twinings' offering (not with a ten-foot bargepole as they resort to synthetic "flavourings"), or yours at an eye-watering price......... Here's my recipe for "the real thing" - I'd suggest you need to aim for something like the flavour of that - "My recipe - pestle and mortar - add 4 black peppercorns and four cloves - grind - add a good handful of green cardamoms - grind - one broken up cinnamon stick, several slices of fresh ginger, two teabags, and seven heaped teaspoons sugar (necessary to bring out the spices) - add 2-3 pints of water - bring to very slow simmer, and keep it simmering for at least 20 minutes, then add half a tin of evaporated milk (gives the authentic Indian taste), stir and serve in small glass tumblers"

How strange - my experience just like the previous Neil. Don't know how my taste buds do it but KFC is exactly how it smells - not tea-like at all.

I have written a review on this fab tea at: thebearspawprint.blogspot.co.uk