Minor Figures - Chai Latte + Oat Milk, 8.45 Fl oz x 12 Cans, Vegan & Dairy-Free, No Added Sugar, Spiced Chai Tea, Ready to Drink

Minor Figures Oat Chai Latte is truly an international drink. The tea's origin is Bargang, India sourcing Assam GBOP, which is brewed in East London, UK before the beverage is concocted in the Netherlands, and shipped to Camden, Delaware USA.This Chai Latte is dairy-free using oatmilk for the latte part so it is suitable for vegans (as well as canivores!) It is also not sweetened with sugar, which I didn't realize until I read the can. The product page says it has no refined sugar, so I was expecting maybe cane sugar juice or something along those lines, but it is actually sweetened with stevia. In my past experiences I was never a big fan of stevia, it always left a bad aftertaste. I don't know how they did it, but there is very little, if any aftertaste after drinking this product.Minor Figures recommends serving their Chai Latte chilled over ice, so that is how I've been drinking it. From the first sip it's evident that Minor Figures uses high quality ingredients. The spices are bold, but not overpowering while the oat milk is velvety smooth (apparently because the makers add nitrogen to the can that creates a “microfoam”). Those who aren't fans of oat milk may not like this beverage, but those who are fans of Chai tea probably will, it's a tossup. So far I have only drank this cold, but I suppose putting a cup in the microwave and heating it would probably taste great too.The Minor Figures cans are small, only 200ml or 8.45 ounces and cost about three dollars a can, that's pretty steep. While its contents are dairy-free, plant based, and vegan friendly, they certainly are not calorie free. Each can has 158 calories, which is more than a 12 ounce can of Coke (at 140 calories). There is also 6.8g of fat (.9 saturated fat) and 22.9g of carbs. This is certainly not a health drink, but who drinks a Chai latte for their health? It is for enjoyment!

This was a perfect drink for me to try because I love trying new drinks, I love chai lattes, have never tried oat milk but have been curious, and am a fan of nitro infused drinks. These come in a pack of 12 cans and they are relatively small (8.5 ounces). They recommend serving them chilled over ice. I have had some canned nitro drinks from Starbucks before that seem to develop a short foamy head shortly after you pour them, but this one does not seem to do that. Not a big deal. The texture of the drink is creamy and velvety seemingly due to the nitro. The spiced chai is really pleasant. It could be a little spicier for my taste, but it's quite nice.The ingredient list makes it clear that this is a premium product - with no weird chemicals, and ingredients like cinnamon bark, tea, ginger, clove, black pepper, nutmeg, etc.This does have 11 grams of sugar in this tiny little can which is more than I would prefer, but is acceptable for a once in a while treat. The can doesn't make mention of any caffeine or how much caffeine is in it but I have to assume that it has some from the tea, so that would be nice to know about. I also find the can a little amusing as it says that after you open it, to keep it refrigerated and consume it within 3 days. I would love to know who drinks an 8.5 ounce beverage over a span of 3 days!Anyway this is a very nice drink that I enjoy. I wish the package said if it had caffeine or not, and how much if it does (which it must?). The price tag is worth it for a special treat.

This drink tastes pretty good. I have tried a few recently, but this was my favorite so far. On the can, it says it is in-house brewed black tea with oat milk added. The main ingredients are black tea, oat milk and added sweetener and it also contains various spices (cinnamon, ginger, black pepper, etc.). Each serving is one can which is 8.45 fl oz (250ml).Cons:1- Most of the cans were dented, mainly because they are very thin. But it is not really a big deal. 2- It is very high calorie for only 250ml drink. They scarified the calories for the flavor :D. 3- The price for this drink is pretty high in my opinion. As of right now, it is a little bit less than $3 per can.Overall, this drink is pretty good, and I would recommend it totally. Just know that if you need to ask about how much calorie is in it; this drink is not for you lol.

Minor Figures - Oat Milk Chai Latte | 8.5 Oz (12 Pack) | Vegan, Non Dairy Chai Latte | Spiced Tea with Oat MilkI have recently entered an oat milk phase, especially as I’m learning that I can’t handle dairy as well as I’m used to, so I was really excited to try this brand out. It’s sold in some organic stores but is European; can stated it was made in the Netherlands. Chai Oat Milk sounded like a delicious combination. Luckily – it didn’t disappoint!Loved:- Cute design- THE TASTE. Wonderful, spiced chai with oat milk; no added sugar, but taste of chai makes it taste sweeter than it really is- Is wonderful over ice but also tastes great on its own- Cans are not too large, but a good size; just a little over a cup, good reference would be a “short” size from a large coffee shop chain- Seriously might keep buying this on my ownThings to keep in mind:- Honestly, there were no outright negatives for me, BUT- The calories and nutrition facts were a little bizarre; for example, one bottle is 158 calories, and some ingredients have decimals (such as 10.5g’s of something). I think this is because of the localization from a product designed for an EU market originally- Please note: this product does not have added sugar, but it’s not totally unsweet at about 9-11g’s for the whole can. If you prefer a sweeter beverage you will want to add sugarOverall, this is an awesome drink; I loved the taste! Loved the concept of a chai oat milk latte as well. Highly recommend.

Very soapy taste! The spices are strong but the blend gives it a soap-like smell and taste. The smell lingered on my hands (bcuz it spilled when I opened it) as if I had just used a sweet perfumy soap to wash my hands. Wouldn't ever have this again......