MONIN Chai Tea Concentrate – spiced Masala Chai notes for your drinks
Warm up some milk, add a generous splash of chai concentrate, stir briefly – and with the first sip, the warm spice of cinnamon, cloves and black tea unfolds on your tongue. MONIN Chai Tea Concentrate brings the flavour of Masala Chai straight to your home.
As a concentrate, it's intense and versatile: warm as a chai latte, cold as iced tea, or as a spiced accent in coffee moments. The 700 ml bottle gives you plenty of scope for your own creations.
At a Glance
| Type |
Concentrate, Chai Tea (Masala Chai) |
| Flavour |
Cinnamon, cloves, black tea |
| Volume |
700 ml |
| Goes well with |
Chai latte, iced tea, flavoured milk and coffee drinks |
Full nutrition facts & allergens: Maintained directly by the manufacturer, so it's always up to date. View now →
Who it's made for
For anyone who loves spiced, warming drinks and enjoys switching between a warm chai latte and refreshing iced tea. You'll find matching beans in our Coffee Beans, and the tool for velvety milk in our Milk Frothers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a syrup or a concentrate?
It's an intensely concentrated product that can be mixed with milk or water to make chai latte, iced tea, or flavoured drinks.
Can I also use it cold?
Yes. Besides a warm chai latte, it's also great for iced tea and cold creations.
Can I see the product before buying?
Yes, you can experience the MONIN Chai Tea Concentrate live – in our showrooms in Bern (Gerberngasse 44) and Zurich (Hagenholzstrasse 50b).
Where can I find the full ingredients and allergen information?
Monin maintains the full nutrition facts and allergen information directly, so it's always up to date. You'll find the overview linked further up this page.
Roastery Tip
If you like pairing your spiced chai with espresso: a full-bodied, aromatic espresso like our Cozy Chocolate or Nutty Delight carries the cinnamon and clove notes well, without overpowering them. If you'd rather discover a fruity detail, Wild Peach is an exciting side note. Our recommendation is just one of many – finding your own combination is just as valid.