VAHDAM, Assorted Loose Leaf Tea Sampler (20 Teas, 100 Servings) Gluten Free, Non GMO, Tea Variety Pack - Black Tea, Green Tea, Oolong Tea, White Tea, Chai Tea & Herbal Tea | Gifts for Women & Men

The various teas are presented in small pouches and not in little round tins (as in the photo of product) so instead of stackable tubs/pots, you have to find a way to store them (I've used a plastic box and stood them in that)The pouches are 5 x 5 inches so it's a nice starter mount, you'll get maybe 5 to 10 single cups depending how you prefer strength of brew.Very good for trying lots of teas and finding your favourites.Recommended, lovely loose natural tea and also a lovely gift to give

I really enjoyed sampling each of the teas in the pack. Each has its own distinct flavour and appearance and it was lovely to try new varieties that I would not have otherwise thought to try, as well as clearly see the difference between the teas. It was a lovely change to mass produced tea to experience the obvious freshness of the tea and I am now fully converted to loose leaf tea without milk, and indeed vahdam tea. I will definitely buy again! I also take much satisfaction in supporting a truly ethical product. I did not think I liked black tea previously however I was pleasantly surprised to find I do if it's a good tea, the break fast was familiar but better and the second flush black tea was particularly good! The white tea was really interesting and the chai ones were best made as chai lattes - I thoroughly enjoyed experimenting with them.

For me I believe the portions were great and I had a fair amount of refills too.Good range of flavours and a selection of tea categories, ideal for anyone that is curious or doesn't know what they like yet.They also make a good gift for any tea enthusiasts, this way you don't have to commit to knowing their style.

I can honestly say that I have enjoyed every sample of tea I have tasted so far they are delicate and smell and taste fragrant and delicious. I like strong tea so the black teas are currently my favorite. I normally take my tea with a drop of milk, when I say a drop I mean a drop, but the white tea tastes so much better and fragrant without and that is how I now like to drink it. I would suggest trying all the teas without milk and sugar it will make you appreciate the different and delicate flavours. So to all the people out there who would like to tantilise their tastebuds and enjoy a good cuppa then try these teas you wont be disapointed. Vahdam Teas cut out the middle man so the tea they produce is fresher. They are a bit expensive but then you pay for what you get which is a fresh, delicate, fragrant tasting tea guaranteed to put you in a good mood - well they do for me.

Excellent selection of teas and all of them tasty in their own specific way.

Teas have just been delivered and I haven't had a chance to try them all yet. Give us a chance!However that being said I am going through them and keeping a log and this is what I have so far:Hibiscus Rush:Description: (Black tea) Fragrant light flavourful, you can taste the pomegranate and orangeComments: When I saw the contents of this one I knew it was going to be one of my favourites, I am a huge fan of anything citrusy.Chamomile:Description (Green tea) Fragrant, slight grassy flavour, probably because it’s a green tea I would love it except for that, because of the peppermint, lemongrass and orange peel.Darjeeling:Description: (Black tea) very light taste,Comments: For me could do with a bit more flavour or alternatively will use as an iced tea.Mint Melody:Description (Green tea) Fragrant flavourful predominately mint of course, but light.Comments: I have always liked a mint tea so this one is going on favourite list as well.That's as far as i've got!

I can’t fault the service or quality of the tea. So far the four teas I have tried have been excellent examples of their type. The Assam is strong, rich and malty. The Darjeeling is Delicate and bright. The Nilgiri White tea is Fresh and cleansing. The Masala Chai is aromatic and warming. These samples give a great introduction to the wonder that is tea. There are are only two variety’s of tea, Camellia Sinensis Sinensis and Camellia Sinensis Assamica. The variety of flavours that can be offered from these two shrubs is what amazes me and makes me want to explore the delights offered by Vahdam Teas. Many thanks Sala.

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