Taj Mahal Tea | Premium Quality | Loose Leaf Tea | Indian Black Tea | Finest Blend | Suitable for Milk Chai | Authentic Chai | Rich & Flavourful | 450 Grams (Pack of 1)

Great quality tea!

This was recommended to me as good one for cold brew - not quite as strong as Wagh Bakri, so not as wanting for sugar. The recommendation was spot on. It has a floral quality that makes it a little less astringent (? I think that's the right term but I'm not an aficionado). It's still a good hot tea if you don't mind the less bold flavor. It's still stronger than any ceylon which is what most Americans drink, and cheaper than grocery store brands like Twining. I can enjoy it with less sugar and cream than Wagh Bakri. I still need to try Tata tea.

I really love tea and this is one of my favorite tea brands.

Haven't tasted this tea yet, but it certainly looks different from what I usually get. It seems to make a difference the origin of the product. The tea I got from UAE is the Taj Mahal I am accustomed to getting. This item comes through India, but is made by Unilever and is full of stems, small leaves, and very rough looking granules. UAE is granules only, and they are tight and round. The Taj Mahal from the UAE is best quality if judging by looks, and I know it tastes and smells great when boiled in milk.Update: The tea tastes the same even though it is not as eye-appealing as that from UAE.

I’m what you call a tea snob. I drink tea from all over the world. This is my favorite. I have tried many teas and keep coming back to this one. When you order, make sure to get the CTC version. (The cut squares). Some sellers sell the tea tailings instead ofCTC grainualsThis tea is his best with milk, and sweetener. Any other way would be highly uncivilized

I am tea drinker so I know what I am talking about. This is very bad tea no taste no flavour, they added dried green leaves (added no flavour but I am sure it added WEIGHT). Don’t buy this horrible tea.

Forever favorite indian tea.

Rich tea flavor you will never experience with tea bags. Does not turn bitter when boiled, which is the traditional way of making tea in India, as I was informed by Indian colleagues. Tastes great when mixed with milk and sweetened with sugar or honey. Try it with ginger, cloves, cinnamon, cardamom and black pepper.