Comments on: TEAFAY Assorted Tea Sampler – 9 Flavors, 18 Individually Wrapped Pyramid Tea Bags, 100% Natural, Handpicked, Whole Leaf,Great gift for tea lovers

By: al joseph

al joseph — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 02:10:15 +0000

Wonderful Black Tea in convenient format
My wife and I like the convenience of the bags. This is wonderful tea.

By: Manuela

Manuela — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 02:10:15 +0000

Good
This tea is good. It brews wells, has a nice scent and flavor, and tastes good hot or cold.

By: donna ditucci

donna ditucci — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 02:10:15 +0000

Just like the restaurants
Always loved the tea that is, served in Chinese Restaurants. Wanted to be able to have it at home. This tea is delicious.. I love that they are the tent bags. Great taste and would recommend.

By: ColleenDespina

ColleenDespina — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 02:10:15 +0000

Good verity pack of tea
Shipping was quick and the box was packaged well – not a dent on them! The box of tea itself was in plastic wrap so freshness was maintained.This tea verity would make a great gift for tea lovers! First, the box is sturdy and will hold up to wrapping for gifting as well as storing. The nine different flavored tea bags are wrapped individually and labeled so you know which is which, with large print. Easy to identify. 2 of each of the 9 flavors are included in this box.These are WHOLE leaf tea bags – I didn’t realize what a differenced that would make!! The flavor of each tea is more pronounced than regular tea bags I have had, where the ingredients are all ground up. The bags are very plump with tea leaves and smell very fragrant. The teas themselves steep well and have great flavor. The peppermint green tea is my favorite so far!This is a really great price for the assortment and quality. Highly recommend this brand and trying our this sampler if you are unsure of which flavor to get!

By: being 100

being 100 — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 02:10:15 +0000

Nice presentation, giftable, clear brewing instructions
this is a nice “giftable” set.made in China.I have received/tested other tea variety sets, and all the information was in Chinese. (well, you could say that it wasn’t then specially marketed for the US, but good enough for the people of China to drink) but for me, I had no idea what was which type or variety, and if the brewing instructions should be the same or different.I did appreciate how well the presentation was. * Box shrink wrapped in cellophane * Nice sturdy box, no crushing of box occurred to get to me * Each tea bag individually wrapped. (I have had others where all of the same variety were just put in a resealable pouch, and expensive too). While others were not individually wrapped and put in a canister type plastic jar.It says you can use them twice. I read an article where a lady would freeze the tea bag after use, and then use again. I actually have only frozen my lemon drop tea bags, just because size-wise they are big, and when I do use a 2nd time, I usually toss in with my “regular” tea flavor just to “mix” the flavors a bit, I get a hint of lemon with my regular favorite tea that I like.I have been a solid daily tea drinker for years now – after having to give up coffee as it was too rough on my stomach. and I am pretty set on my daily flavor. so often when I try a variety pack, I may not always be a fan of each flavor. but my taste palate has been trained to like my usual. so no bad reflection on this brand. but who knows, what might be my new favorite flavor once I take this tea journeyI always, always click on the seller linked store. and was impressed to see that their core competency is just tea.

By: Nick E

Nick E — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 02:10:15 +0000

Not bad for a bagged Oolong
Premium Wuyi Rock Tea Oolong Tea: $14.99 for a 20-count box of pyramid style bags at the time of reviewThis time of year (the fall, as I write this review), I love trying new types of tea. I’ve always been a big tea lover, but it just seems like the cold stormy weather brings up that cozy feeling (at least, the desire for). Oolong is one of those teas that I have a love-hate relationship with. for a long time, I thought I hated it. The truth of the matter is that I just hadn’t found a blend or leaf that I liked. I’ve definitely found some go to blends, but I like to try new sources (gotta hedge your bets against your favorite tea blender going out of business).*What I liked*:In this case, I found this to be a pretty decent dong. It isn’t my favorite, but it definitely has a rich flavor. The convenience of tea pyramid bags also can’t be understated. While I tend to prefer loose leaf tea, sometimes I just want to throw a bag in a cup and let it soak.I think the price is also pretty reasonable. At well under a dollar a cup, it’s easy to justify trying it out.*What I didn’t like*:I’m having a hard time finding a major complaint here. As I mentioned before, it isn’t my favorite oolong, but it is pretty good.*The Bottom Line:*Overall, this probably won’t enter my rotation as a regular oolong. However, it was a decent tea, and if you like oolong then you should give this a try. My final score here will be four stars out of five. I think that reflects my general feelings toward it. I don’t think I would order it over again though.

By: Lottie

Lottie — Sat, 11 Jan 2025 02:10:15 +0000

Varied and tasty
This tea sampler has a lot of variety and theyâre all super fresh and delicious. The packaging is also nice and makes it very gift-able.