Darjeeling Tea Loose Leaf - Natural First-Flush Indian Black Tea Leaves - Sweet Fruity & Muscatel with Subtle Orange Blossoms Notes - Easy to Brew Darjeeling Tea by The Tea Makers of London

Buy for my husband; he likes the light flavour, even though it's half the price of the one I used to buy he can't tell the difference.

It's a blend, not single estate, Darjeeling. For an every day breakfast tea it is what it is!

It not as fragrant as the more expensive first flush darjeelings, but it's nearly half the price, and it makes up for it in other ways by having a beautiful nutty taste. It's a little more full bodied than the more expensive types, but it's superb just the same. It might even become my favourite tea. I'm really getting into it.

I like the Darjeeling first flush blended tea.I have tried some Darjeeling first flush from different locations but its always a hit and miss because i can never remember the names of the ones i like.I guess im not THAT much of a tea snob😉

I like this tea. I do drink with milk sometimes, has the fresh bright taste I desire from darjeeling. Could be cheaper and I'd buy more

Excellent quality, large leaves and very fresh, with a delicate and clean flavour.Now a definite household favourite!

Update Dec '20: the latest batch is really unexceptional and I doubt I'll be buying again. What a pity. Maybe they've changed the blend. It used to be a stand-out and I took it for granted it always would be, but now it's unremarkable, no Muscatel etc, and sadly unworthy of my previous rave review (below).Darjeeling is my thing. I've tried all sorts from cheap to very expensive and I keep coming back to this one. Hint of Muscatel, and with no cardboardy taste if you slightly overbrew, and compares very favourably with other Darjeelings at 3x the price. I buy it by the kilo now. Recommended.