VAHDAM, High Mountain Oolong Tea Bags (30 Count) Non GMO, Gluten Free | High Grown Oolong Tea Leaves - Light & Floral | Resealable Ziplock Pouch

The media could not be loaded. When buying tea on Amazon it can be difficult to find what is actually good quality tea and what is just mass produced junk.The thing that drew me to this one was claims that it was fresh (harvested within 3 years), small batch from local Himalayan farmers, and stored vacuum sealed to preserve freshness.Of those claims, I can only verify one and that is the freshness. The bag I received was vacuum sealed with no air in it, complete with a card with notes about the storage process. They clearly take it seriously. When I cut open the bag I definitely got an immedite strong aroma that smelled fresh.The one I ordered was the Himalayan white tea. The aroma was nice, floral. Taste is good, a mellow taste which is what I like in white teas.Overall I am impressed and will be ordering again.

Delicous

The tea is delicious. I love tea but am not knowledgeable or a connoisseur, there are simply many teas that are awesome.This tea is awesome. I will buy again, probably many times. Thank you for what appears to be a quality product, in all aspects.

First time for us ( Himalayan white tea ) . Similar to Himalayan Green , with out the horse stall smell , smooth , light , refreshing . Vahdam quality , you're getting fresh tea leaves , not dust , sticks and debris , packaging is superior.

Natural honey aroma - floral flavor . Absolutely Premium White Tea . Generous - pyramid shaped tea bags.Fabulous Tea ! Worth the price !

This is the best tea i ever had! Highly recommend

You won’t be disappointed with this purchase. Quality tea.

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.