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At least I think it is the same.
from http://www.chicagonow.com/mayor-daily/2013/06/lets-talk-lattes/ :
I left Caffe Bello and made my way to the Santa Monica Place on the 3rd street promenade to “window shop,” but before making my way to the stores I had to do my routine walk-through--(yes, each time I am there I must do a walk through…) of “The Market.” “The Market” is an unbelievable, luxurious twist on a typical “food court.” As I was walking through, I was reading the menu at “The Curious Baker,” and noticed something called, “Pirates Chai.” I inquired on what this was, and was provided a full lesson with my latte- Pirates chai, is a full-bodied, matcha green tea and chai tea which has 4 grams of sugar compared to the 42 grams of sugar in a Grande chai tea latte from Starbucks.
The taste was INCREDIBLE, and completely addicting. The secret to the low sugar and powerful spice is the Dark Brown Muscovado Sugar ingredient which uses Molasses, and the spice extracts being completely natural and blended specifically for Pirates Chai. In short, you can only drink this at certain spots in California and other scattered locations in the US. This is completely off the radar— I have visited a few other spots that brew Pirates Chai and when you order this from the barista, there’s a sort of twinkle in their eye, acknowledging the fact that you both know something, that so many don’t. It’s special—it is addicting—almost silly, and it sells for $75.00 for an 8.5 oz bag at the Co-Op ($28.50 online).
Pirates Chai: http://www.pirateschai.com/