Bombay Chai — Gentle Coastal Spice Blend
A soft, fragrant chai inspired by India’s coastal traditions
$12.99
Flavor Description
Bombay Chai is a soft, fragrant blend inspired by India’s coastal chai traditions — lighter than Masala Chai, yet beautifully aromatic. Crafted with black tea, ginger, fennel, and green cardamom, this blend offers a smooth, comforting cup that feels refreshing, soothing, and deeply peaceful.
Flavor: Mild spice, sweet fennel, soft cardamom
Mood: Gentle, uplifting, calming
Main Benefit: A mild, aromatic chai perfect for all‑day sipping.
Every purchase supports:
10% — Joy Baptist Church
5% — Philippine High School Students
Wellness Disclaimer
Michigan Teas blends and curated teas are crafted for comfort and everyday wellness. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Individuals with medical conditions, those taking medication, and pregnant or nursing individuals should consult a healthcare professional before consuming herbal teas.
Ingredients
Black Tea — smooth, balanced base
Ginger — warm, light spice
Fennel — sweet, aromatic lift
Green Cardamom — soft floral sweetness
Caffeine Level
Medium caffeine — smooth enough for afternoons, gentle enough for evenings.
Organic or Sourcing Status
This blend uses whole spices and curated black tea sourced from trusted suppliers.
Blended at a licensed facility
(Not all Michigan Teas blends are certified organic; sourcing varies per product.)
Origin
Inspired by India’s coastal chai traditions, known for mild spice and aromatic sweetness.
Blended in Michigan at a licensed facility.
Tea Format
Loose‑leaf only — whole spices preserved for clarity, aroma, and gentle flavor.
Best For
Light morning chai
Afternoon calm
Gentle chai lattes
Iced chai with soft spice
Anyone who prefers a mild, aromatic chai
Hot Brew
1 tsp per 5 oz water
194–203°F
Steep 5 minutes
Cold Brew
1.5 tsp per 8 oz cool water
Refrigerate 8–12 hours
Strain and serve over ice
Traditional Chai Method
Add ½ cup milk + ½ cup water
Add sugar as desired
Steep according to directions
Optional: simmer lightly for a creamy, gentle chai latte
Number of Infusions
1–2 infusions — fennel and cardamom shine brightest on the first steep.
Contains no nuts, dairy, soy, or gluten
Naturally vegetarian and vegan
Spices may be processed in a facility that handles common allergens
Ships from Michigan, USA
Processing time: 1–3 business days
U.S. shipping options: First‑Class, Priority, or UPS
International shipping available
All orders include Michigan Teas’ “Sip With Purpose” packaging and scripture‑inspired encouragement
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Does Bombay Chai have caffeine
Yes — medium caffeine from the black tea base. Smooth enough for afternoons.
How is Bombay Chai different from Masala Chai
Bombay Chai is lighter and more aromatic, with fennel and cardamom leading the flavor. Masala Chai is stronger, spicier, and more kadak.
Can I make it with milk
Yes — it makes a beautiful, gentle chai latte. It also tastes wonderful brewed straight.
Is this blend organic
Some ingredients may be organic, but the blend itself is not certified organic. Michigan Teas uses a mix of certified farms and small family suppliers.
Is Bombay Chai good iced
Absolutely — the soft spice and fennel sweetness make it one of your best iced chai options.
Give‑Back Program
Every purchase supports community and education:
10% goes to Joy Baptist Church, funding local ministry and outreach.
5% supports Philippine high school students with scholarships and supplies.
Your tea becomes a blessing that reaches others, connecting faith, family, and education across borders.
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