Chai Spiced Cider

This delicious recipe for Chai Spiced Cider is from our very own Sales Manager Kurt King. This cider is very tasty and full of flavor. Its great for chilly days and the fall season period.
Chai Spiced Cider has incredible health benefits and an amazing aroma. Your home will be smelling of this wonderful season, Fall! If your planning a Halloween party or just feeling a bit frisky!!!, Go ahead and add a pint of dark rum!!

Chai Spiced Cider
Ingredients:

2 tbsp esutras Karmic Blend chai tea
3 cups water 1 tsp esutras Cinnamon bark
5 cups organic unfiltered apple juice
1 organic orange sliced 1 organic apple (I prefer gala) bite size chunks
2 tsp esutras Spicy Rose Sugar
pinch of esutras Ground Ginger

Instructions:

brew the loose tea with three cups water, cinnamon bark, and three orange slices (leaving the other slices for later use)
pour brewed tea into a large pot (disregard the tea, cinnamon bark and orange slices) low heat on stove top
we want to see the mixture steaming do not bring to boil
add sugar, ginger blend thoroughly
remove from heat
add chunks of apple
pour into glasses, garnish glass with an orange slice *perhaps a cinnamon stick

*I personally like to let the cider sit for about 10 min, allowing the apple chunks to become a bit soft in flesh. Also pour the rest into a teapot and reserve for later use.

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