VAHDAM, Assorted Tea Gift Set (6 Varities, 36 Tea Bags) – Tea Variety Pack – Black Tea, Green Tea, Chai Tea and Herbal Tea Sampler | New Year Tea Gifts Set for Tea Lovers | Gifts for Women and Men

Quality and taste
The product was very nice and in a nice container and arrived on time.

Very nice body, simple but good flavour profile
This tea is called Himalayan, and Himalayan covers a lot of tea territory, but it can’t be too Himalayan or Camellia Sinensis wouldn’t make it through the winter. Picking date was February 2018, maybe it’s from Arunchal Pradesh. It is well-made: big leaves with velvet, deep fresh smell but not floral. Relatively full taste, nothing insipid about this white tea. It has a round body or mouth feel, and some subtle “northern” flavour notes when brewed the low end temperature, about 175F, for five or six minutes. This is a very decent tea, way better, for example, than any familiar brand or grocery store tea, and, given that white tea production is still small, the price is also decent. Tea from this part of the world is capable of more but it is mostly in terms of complex, even multi-dimensional, flavour notes. But this taste bouquet makes things pricier in a hurry and and may or may not be your cup of tea. Vahdam has it down in terms of packaging and marketing, and this tea shows that they are interested in moving into more quality as well as the market develops greater awareness.

Amazing!
I tried this bagged from a sample pack and I was immediately blown away by the flavor. This has a different flavor from Chinese white tea, but so, so good. I can’t recommend it enough!

Maharaja Earl Grey Oolong is an excellent choice
review of VAHDAM Maharaja Earl Grey Oolong Tea Loose Leaf:An excellent early grey, with full body flavor and subtle bergamot aroma. Highly recommended. Notes below.Leaves appearance: a mixture of nice long strip-style leaves and broken tips. Some moderate inconsistency in size, shape, and color. The minor imperfections did not have an adverse effect on taste. See below.Aroma of leaves: out of the bag, the smell of bergamot is pungent, fierce citrus perfume. Stronger than other earl greys I have sampled, and for me, verging on the slightly unpleasant. Black tea smells are muted in background. The heavy-handedness with the bergamot additive does not come through in the tea’s flavor. See below.Tea color: a medium amber color with brighter, honey-colored orange around the rimTea aroma: wonderful and one of my favorites. a warm, deep and inviting smell of black tea with very subtle cirtrusy bergamot note (much more subtle than the pungent leaves aroma would lead you to believe). Very slight aroma of earthy bread grain.Tea flavor: a really exceptional, well-rounded black tea flavor hits the tongue. A bergamot citrus rings the sip very mildly (which I prefer). A very slight sweet malt flavor and trace note of leather on the finish. Stand-out tea flavor.Comparative notes: Compared to Pantenger Early Grey (another fine quality tea), I slightly prefer the Vahdam. Both have very similar flavors. The Pantenger has a more pleasant leaves aroma, and better quality leaves out of the bag. However, the subtle bergamot in the Vahdam and its very minor notes of bread grain make it more pleasing to sip, if just slightly. The Pantenger (which I’ve also reviewed) has instead a very minor bright point in its flavor, something akin to mint. And it’s color, while very similar, has a more yellow, chartreuse ring. Either tea is excellent. At the same price I’d repurchase the Vahdam. If the prices differ by much, I’d grab whichever is cheaper. I recommend both. Vahdam gets the slight edge.

Producto de calidad.Te lo recomiendo ampliamente, es de lo mejor.

Quick delivery and we’ll packaged. Tea was vacuumed packed to create a smaller package and supplied with an air tight sealable bag to put the tea into once vacuum bag was opened