Ceylon Loose Leaf Black Tea – 500g Packet | Reduced packaging refill for tea tins

Good black tea, if you can find anything to use it in. Good taste and reasonable value.

Great quality, value and taste. I love the fact that it is moderately strong, so you don't need too much of it to make strong tea. Lasts for months even after drinking it every day. It is also good for steeping twice.

This is a nice ceylon although it isn't my favourite. I find it needs a longer brewing time and slightly more than '1 per person and one for the pot' but it is a decent alternative when I can't find my usual brand.

This is a decent quality Ceylon. I use it to make a really great tasting breakfast tea by adding 1/3 teaspoon to 2 teaspoons of a loose leaf breakfast tea. It really improves the taste of a standard breakfast tea. The leaves are a good size and it's great value for money. I like that it's ethically sourced too.

My favourite tea, strong flavour and nice colour, tastes fresh and smooth. The leaves brew nicely and the aroma is pleasant.500g pack lasts a long time, good value for money. Happy with the purchase and would buy again.

Unfortunately not for us, this tea was almost tasteless, we threw the packet away as it had virtually no flavour even with two or three heaped teaspoons per cup, it is a shame as it is a very large packet of tea

Full flavour - make sure to brew for 4 minutes though. I mix with Assam tea for a more robust kick.

This had become my favourite tea brand and I am disappointed it seems to be no longer available from Amazon - at least the Assam.

Great taste for ice tea. Love it.

I absolutely love this tea. The flavor is beautiful and it isn't acidic at all. It's delicious hot, at room temperature, and iced as well. I discovered it at a local Syrian restaurant and have ordered it since.

Always great quality loose tea. I have never drunk better then Ahmad so far.

This is my 3rd order & I’ll order again

I'm a Hong Kong-er, famous for liking xtreme strong Ceylon black tea. I had big problem with finding Hong Kong style black tea when I moved to the U.S. 40+years ago. I relied on relatives sent me strong tea occasionally, in the mean time I used Ahmad Ceylon tea as a poor substitute. I have no Ceylon politic knowledge -- more and more tea importers in Hong Kong (as well as in the U.S.) using Indian black tea to replace Ceylon black tea -- which is a BIG NO NO for me. Indian black tea has no flavor and with dusty taste. Genuine CEYLON BLACK TEA cannot/should be replaced.