Luxmi Estates Rooibos Chai – 100% Natural Herbal Infusion | 50 Plant-Based Pyramid Bags (100g) | Caffeine-Free | Antioxidant-Rich | Supports Digestion, Heart & Skin Health

First time trying rooibos tea, it turned out nice. Taste is smooth and little naturally sweet, no bitterness

It's good unfortunately the item is delivery to another place . Anyway it's good

This is an extremely mild scented tea . But I think its great to relax and calm yourself especially after a tough day at work or after a good workout . No need to add any sort of sweetner . Try to get used to the taste

It's a good option if you are looking for herbal tea. But if you are exploring some caffeine-free options that taste like tea, then don't expect it to taste like normal tea, the taste is really different.

It has good flavour and taste

Very good product. It really soothes and helps you with sleep related issues.

Very nice rooibos tea. (rooibos has lots of health benefits as well). The tin is also perfect as I'm trying to reduce plastic use.

I bough the Rooibos Chai when my other high quality rooibos chai was out of stock. This one is more expensive and I waited a while to see if my usual was going to be come back in stock. Now that I've tried it, it may actually be worth the price. The rooibos in this tea is a long stringy rooibos. There are not small "dusty" particles in this mix, and my tea is very clear. It has a rich aroma and I like the flavor as well if not better than my previous tea.

I've been looking for a good rooibos chai for ages since the last one I used to purchase wasn't available, and now I finally found one that is almost exactly what I was looking for. Great flavor, amazing aroma, not bitter.

This is a review for the Luxmi Estates Rooibos Chai Herbal Tea. You’re getting a resealable bag containing 50 tea bags. The tea bags are the pyramid shaped bags, which I love! The ingredients are short - rooibos, cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, and cloves. That’s it! To make a cup you just boil your water, add a tea bag to your mug, pour the hot water into your mug, and let the tea brew. I don’t go by directions when it comes to herbal teas. I added 12ish ounces of water and let it brew for over 10 minutes. That’s just how I do it. There are directions on the bag for water and brewing times, so if you’re unsure just go by the directions. I’m but a random reviewer who gets a little wild with my tea. What can you do? So, for chai, I will admit, I’m picky. I usually prefer chai lattes. And heavily prefer a vanilla situation. And the spices have to be a certain way. That said, I like this one! This is a nice chai. It smells really nice and the taste is also nice. I didn’t add anything to it for the sake of the review, and it really doesn’t need anything. It’s lovely all by its lonesome. But you can always add sugars, sweeteners, creamer, milk, whatever. You do you, YOLO! The value of the tea is great, I love that you’re getting 50 bags. And I mentioned my love of a pyramid bag, I think they just allow for a better brew. There’s more room for the tea leaves to dance around. The design and look of the packaging is pleasing, too. Awesome tea, just awesome.

The taste is absolutely wonderful. I always start with one tea bag and always left with wanting more flavor at the end of it. But this is so unbelievably fragrant and lively in the mouth - even with just one bag. There's zero sweetness, so it's almost essential to include sugar. But I honestly feel that it only enhances the complexity of the flavors. Opening the box, you can really get the ginger and clove. The scent is heavenly. But what really pops out after brewing is the clove and cinammon with hints of cardamom. I'm not familiar with rooibos, but all of the flavors used within the tea are quite harmonious. That's to say that if you're a fan of the ingredients, you'll find yourself undoubtedly enjoying this. I could even see this being delicious as a cold brew, as well. Definitely happy I found such a distinctive and unique blend. Luxmi really hasn't disappointed with their flavor, complexity, and attention to quality.

I ordered the generous 50-count pack of Luxmi Estates Rooibos Chai, looking for a sustainable, caffeine-free beverage to enjoy any time of day, and it did not disappoint. Opening the resealable foil-lined pouch immediately releases a wonderful clove aroma. I brewed one bag at 193°F for 5 minutes, watching it instantly turn a beautiful, rich red. On its own, it's a tiny bit tart for me, but adding a splash of cream and a bit of honey creates a perfectly balanced, comforting Indian Chai. The blend of cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, and cloves offers a relaxing warmth that mimics a traditional black tea chai, just without the caffeine. It has a hint of citrus note too—I might even grate some fresh orange peel into my next cup. This tea reminds me of a caffeinated black tea with similar spices and real orange rind. I checked the bottom of the bag for dust and found only 1/4 teaspoon of sediment. This is made with real rooibos needles and whole-spice pieces, not cheap powder fillers. The plant-based bio-mesh tea bags are made from corn starch. They are biodegradable and free from plastics, microplastics, dyes, and staples. The pyramid shape gives the spices room to breathe like a loose-leaf brew—no added sugar, no artificial flavors, and naturally caffeine-free. The package notes it is made in a facility that processes nuts and carries a "Contains gluten" warning, which is likely just a precaution for cross-contamination on shared equipment. It also advises pregnant women and parents of young children to consult a doctor before consuming, which is a standard safety precaution for certain herbal spices.