Masala Chai Concentrate | Barista 64oz

Masala Chai Concentrate | Barista 64oz

2 cases
$124.00
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Masala Chai Concentrate | Barista 64oz

Masala Chai Concentrate | Barista 64oz

$124.00

*Two* case minimum

Make the best chai latte. Perfectly spiced and lightly-sweetened. Brewed in small-batches with single origin & direct trade spices. Ground fresh and slow steeped. Notes of organic black tea, cardamom, ginger, cinnamon, cloves and black peppercorn in every sip. 

Quality matters. Our beverages are made with the best ingredients selected for their naturally sweet qualities so we add less sugar. Balancing sweet and spice allows our ingredients to shine.

Brewed and bottled in Brooklyn. Refrigerate after opening. 

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How-To

Mix equal parts Dona concentrate and milk. Heat, steam or pour over ice. Garnish with Spice Dust

Ingredients

CHAI INGREDIENTS: Purified water, sugar, ginger, cinnamon, green cardamom, organic black tea, molasses, black pepper, cloves, citric acid.

SERVINGS: Makes 12 12oz hot lattes or 12 16oz iced lattes.

NUTRITION: Serving size 4 oz. Calories 40g. Total sugars 10g. Total carbs 10g.

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Sourcing

Cinnamon: Sourced from a collective in Thach An district, Cao Bang, Vietnam. This collective emphasizes sustainability, with cassia trees intercropped with anise and acacia shrubs to maintain soil fertility and crop nutrition stability.

Cardamom: Grown by a single farmer, Don Jesus in Trinidad, Santa Bárbara, Honduras. We purchase the majority of his cardamom crop, ensuring a fresh supply and paying a fair price

Black Peppercorn: Grown on a family farm in Thirunelly, Kerala, India. The Parameswaran family has been farming pepper for the last 35 years. This vine ripened spice is hand harvested to keep the rich flavor intact.

Ginger: Grown by a collective of small farmers in Nicaragua. This collective helps farmers reach the marketplace by providing resources, financing and ensuring income through contract growing as they expand into growing more crops.

Black Tea: Sourced from the Chota Tingrai Tea Estate in Assam, India. This women-run tea estate prioritizes sustainable growing methods and the welfare of the local tea growing communities.