Ahmad Tea Earl Grey Loose Leaf Black Tea – 500g Caddy

Proper tea for sure. The taste is perfect for us, very nice flavour. I can't believe how great this is compared to tasteless PG tips tea bags. Ahmad tea is full of the aroma of tea, the tea leaves are a nice size, and no dust in the box. We use a french press to brew ours, two heaped teaspoons in then about 900 ml of boiling water. A good stir, fit the plunger, leave to brew for 6 minutes, plunger down and pour. Perfect cuppa. No more plastic contaminated tea bags for us. Thanks Ahmad tea.

I’ve bought this green tea twice now, and most of the time my wife drinks it. She’s really happy with it—says the flavor is just right, not too bitter. The leaves are nice and full, and it makes a great cup every time. I also like that it’s loose, so she can brew it exactly how she likes. Definitely a tea we’ll keep buying.

Full of flavour.

Very nice, unpretentious, economical tea. Not a weak tea. Perfectly possible to prepare to your required strength, just experiment with quantity and brewing time.

I do not normally write many reviews, but felt i had to on this occasion. This Tea tastes like tea use to before, crap dust filled, plastic filled teabags were invented. This tea is like nothing i have ever tasted, utterly amazing, I would absloutely recommend this product. i would give it 10 stars if i could. This will be a regular on going purchase for me. THANK YOU

Great value, chunky rolled leaves (not powdered dust). I use it to make my own masala chai

I started drinking tea again fairly recently after having stopped years ago. I wrongly assumed my tastes had changed, but it was tea from the main brands in the UK that had changed for the worse, be it Yorkshire, PG Tips, Typhoo, Tetley etc, they sell weak Tea with poor quality flavour. Clipper sell very decent tasting teabags, but it's not as cheap as buying loose tea. This Ahmad breakfast tea is superb, one of my faves. It's lovely and strong but without the astringent bitterness some loose teas have. I recommend people go back to loose tea, it's the way we drank tea for generations and works out at a fraction of the cost of tea bags.

I've tried many many loose leaf teas in the search for THE ONE and this is not one of the best. It's ok, but I'd say not even on a par with the Gold/premium supermarket own range if loose teas.