Alghazaleen Pure Ceylon Black Tea Bags 100 x 2g Tea Bags in Box

This is a review of the Ceylon Green Tea, which is somewhat unusual for a Green Tea in that it's made using big-leaf tea (Camellia sinensis v assamica) grown in Sri Lanka. Most green tea is made from small-leaf varieties of C. sinensis v. sinensis, and most assamica leaves are used to make black tea. Ceylon and Assam black teas are well known for their strong malty flavor, and some of this comes through in the green tea as well. If you're a coffee drinker trying to drink more green tea for its health benefits, try this one. It's quite flavorful, hearty and earthy rather than delicate, and is inexpensive enough to enjoy every day.

Recently, my husband and I have been buying green tea more and more often. The tea packaging is well designed, it is pleasant to hold in your hands. The tea is loose leaf, for brewing in a teapot, classic without additives. Externally, the tea looks decent, the leaf is well rolled, without debris, without dust. There are no sticks or twigs. When brewing, the tea leaf unfolds and you can see how large it is cut. This tea does not get boring, you want to drink it again and again.

My husband has spent some time in the Middle East and loves their food and tea. We moved across the street from a Jordanian family who would invite us to tea. We loved what they were serving and showed us this brand. It was fresh and undamaged when we ordered it, and the price was right. We will be ordering more!

This tea is always excellent, but my latest box arrived in a sealed mess. I'm hoping all of this debris inside the sealed box is tea. When I opened it, I couldn't find any broken tea bags. I hope the box I received in this order is safe to consume. This tea flavor is always excellent and smooth. For years now, we enjoy ours with fresh mint leaves and agave nectar. This same tea brand is served at our favorite Lebanese restaurants.

I love the this tea for the taste, takes about 4 minutes to fully brew , the rich color and smoothness is perfect, it is not bitter.

This tea has a balanced savory umami flavor beings a camellia sinensis green tea from Ceylon which blesses the consumption of savory Mediterranean style meals - breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Low quality. Bitter. The gold label is much better.

Ceylon tea has a unique smoky flavor. For someone like me who adds sugar to her tea/coffee, this one doesn't need it, proving that flavor matters. I use half a single-serving tea ball (the twisty kind that OXO sells--) and it does the trick on those days when my tummy can't take coffee.So glad it is selling on Amazon; I only found it in mideastern and international grocers where I live.