True Honey Chai Tea Bags with Organic Spices

It comes pre-sweetened with honey crystals blended right into the tea bags, so you just add hot water and you're done. No need to fumble with a honey jar or sweetener packets. That said, it does have about 10g of sugar per bag, so if you're watching sugar intake, keep that in mind.

It's a well-balanced blend of classic chai spices—cinnamon, clove, coriander, anise, and fennel—with a gentle honey sweetness that doesn't overpower. The flavor is moderate rather than intensely spicy, and reviewers consistently mention it's smooth and aromatic. It's light enough for people new to chai but has enough complexity that tea enthusiasts appreciate the spice blend.

Yes, this has been a recurring complaint. Multiple reviewers received boxes where tea bags arrived torn or damaged, sometimes spilling loose tea everywhere. There's also been mention of the company changing the tea bag material, which made them more prone to breaking open during steeping. It's frustrating, especially given the price point, but the tea itself is generally well-regarded when the bags stay intact.

It's actually quite versatile! Several reviewers specifically mention enjoying it both hot and cold. The honey crystals dissolve well either way, and the chai spices come through nicely even when chilled. If you're making iced chai, just steep it hot first, let it cool, then pour over ice.

Absolutely. It's one of the more beginner-friendly chais out there. The preparation is dead simple—just steep the bag in hot water for 5+ minutes—and since it's already sweetened, you don't have to guess at proportions. The flavor is approachable and not too intense, so it won't overwhelm someone new to spiced teas. Plus, each bag is individually wrapped, which makes portion control easy.

Good news here—reviewers mention finding real tea leaves rather than the fine dust or 'shake' you sometimes get in cheaper tea bags. That said, there have been reports of inconsistent batches, with some boxes containing more powdery tea than others, so quality control seems to vary a bit.