Jadakiss Brings a Family-Business Approach to Kiss Café’s Chai Collaboration

Bob Phillips, Jadakiss, and Jaewon appear in a Kiss Café brand portrait.

Jadakiss’s latest business collaboration starts with something familiar: the family coffee ritual. His Kiss Café brand has teamed with Kolkata Chai on the limited-edition Instant Classic bundle, bringing coffee and masala chai into one at-home offering. The partnership is available through Kolkata Chai as October begins, giving fans a look at the rapper’s work beyond the recording booth.

The official collaboration page lists a 12-ounce bag of Kiss Café’s Beijo ground coffee, a 32-ounce bottle of signature chai concentrate, and a handheld frother. The listed price is $45, with batteries excluded. It also says the bundle became available at Kolkata Chai’s New York City cafés on September 23rd; this is an existing collaboration, not an October 1st launch.

The family connection runs through both sides. Kolkata Chai identifies Kiss Café’s founders as Jadakiss, his father Bob Phillips, and his son Jaewon. Its own founders, brothers Ayan and Ani Sanyal, built their company around bringing their understanding of authentic chai to American customers. The collaboration page connects the partnership to a shared interest in Hip-Hop and coffee-and-tea culture.

Kiss Café’s own brand story emphasizes three generations, tradition, and accessibility. Its Beijo blend is a medium-dark Arabica roast offered in ground and whole-bean forms. That broader range matters when looking at the collaboration: the bundle is one product built around an established family brand, rather than the entire business.

For readers considering it, the useful details are straightforward. The bundle contains ground coffee, so it suits a brewing method that accepts grounds. The concentrate and frother offer another way to combine the drinks at home. Check the current product page for availability and shipping before ordering; the collaboration is described as limited edition.

For Hip-Hop readers, the story is also about how an artist’s public profile can introduce a family enterprise to another audience. Here, the partners’ shared backstories are as central to the presentation as the products. Follow PowerPage’s Hip-Hop News coverage for more artist developments, creative work, and business moves.