I have been drinking "chamomile milk tea" from Ueshima Coffee. A rich cup of herbs and tea leaves combined with milk. The taste reminds me of "chai" that appears in Indian restaurants.

Chamomile milk black tea is made by boiling Assam tea leaves, combining them with milk, and adding chamomile, which has an apple-like scent. It is said that it also has a gentle sweetness with Japanese three honey.

This time I will order M size. The price is 480 yen (tax included). The surface of the milk tea that has been filled in the cup is fluffy and foams, so carry it to your seat without spilling. When you take a sip, it smells like black tea. I didn't really feel the swelling of the milk, but I enjoyed the richness.

Chamomile has a strong scent comparable to black tea. When I always drink it with herbal tea, I thought it had a refreshing and light flavor, but when I combined it with milk tea, I felt a rather heavy personality. The flavor is thick, probably because it also contains peppermint.


As I gradually put it in my mouth, I began to remember that there should have been a similar drink, and when I emptied half the cup, I realized that it was like chai. Boiled black tea with spices such as cardamom, cinnamon and ginger. It's a little fresh to be able to produce the same richness with herbs.

By the time I finished drinking, my body was completely warm and I sweated a little. I wondered how long it would take to enjoy this kind of hot milk tea.