Dilmah Premium Ceylon Tea (200g) 100 Tea Bags

Great taste. Reasonable price

Delicious! Haven’t bought anything else since we discovered it in Australia a few years ago.

Bought this tea for my wife and she loves it and she’s a real tea drinker!!

The tea itself is quite nice. -1 star because it was shipped in its original packaging so the box was crushed here and there, with some of the tea leaves "leaking" out into the interior of the box and exterior under the plastic wrap Also note, I received my order at the beginning of July with "best by" date Sept. If you use a tea bag every single day, then you'd be fine, but I felt it was a little aggressive. I know "best by" isn't an expiration but it still left me feeling uneasy about the "freshness"

Excellent ! perfect aroma, flavorful great value.. what more do you want?

In case you didn't know, what is now known as Dilmah was an exclusive supplier of imported tea to the Soviet Union. Back there and then it was known simply as a "Ceylon Tea" (no branding allowed!). Naturally, it was only available as a loose leaf tea; teabags were only introduced on the Soviet market for the 1980 Moscow Olympics. Anyhow, let's see what we get here... At first I was set aback by the size of these teabags - they are absolutely tiny! Shrinkflation? No, not really. If you look at these bags and think "ok, let's use a 6oz cup", you're about to make Chifir. Which is fine if you want to make yourself feel like having a party in Gulag, but certainly not the best way to enjoy Dilmah. Use a 12 or 14oz cup, steep for 4 minutes, then add white cane sugar to taste. Serve with a quarter slice of lemon, paper thin. Enjoy, comrade!

Thanks for making this available in the U.S. Pricey, but it's alright. I wouldn't buy if the prices go up though

Tea is great, shipping is not. They just put an address label on the box of tea and send it on its way. It needs to be put in another box or protective envelope.