Ahmad Tea Black Tea, Clove Teabags, 20 ct (Pack of 1) - Caffeinated & Sugar-Free

I received my box of Earl Grey with a free bonus 10%! My original metal can is about empty, so I’ll have more than enough tea to refill it. I’ve not tried any other flavors of Ahmad brand, but I might in the future. The price is right, and in the tin, it keeps quite a long time. I use my Keurig and get a consistent brew every time.

This is very good tea as the leaves are on the young and tender side and uniformly colored without a lot of stems. It is shaped into the traditional gunpowder style and brews up a very mellow brew that reminds me of a quality oolong. If you like the flavor of a good oolong tea, then you will like this. I appreciate the plain packaging that allows for a reasonable price for a quality product and I will most definitely be a return customer.

fantastic tea, taste & smell. Good value

Had trouble deciding between a straight black tea and an Earl Grey. Then I saw this blend of black tea and a little of the bergamot that characterizes the Earl Greys. Just perfect. I really like the fact that I can get a good caffeine jolt with 2 or 3 grams of leaves, and later reuse them twice and get the same flavor but with very little caffeine. If I ever really need more, I've got a little bottle of caffeine tablets.ALSO JUST tried their GUNPOWDER SUPREME green tea. Don't think I've ever had a green tea, so I can't compare to others, but it's a very nice, gentle and relaxing tea. The 'GUNPOWDER' name doesn't refer to taste or effect, but the fact that the leaves are rolled up tightly into little balls that relax into larger leaf pieces during brewing. The purpose of that was to prolong freshness - before rapid transportation - by protecting most of each leaf from the air.

Delicious and inexpensive. Only criticism is that the leaves are mostly very small and tend to slip through the tea-egg, clogging up the teapot spout.

Ahmed tea. Delicious teas. Well packaged and fresh

Ahmad Tea’s Barooti Assam Loose Leaf is a delight for black tea lovers. From the moment you open the package, the deep, malty aroma with subtle fruity notes sets the stage for an exceptional brew.One of the standout qualities is its natural sweetness - even those who usually add sugar or honey may find it unnecessary. The tea has a beautifully balanced depth, with a touch of fruitiness that lingers after each sip. It’s strong enough to handle milk if preferred, but honestly, it’s perfect on its own.

This review is for the bagged jasmine green tea, 3/10/25. I used 175F water and brewed it for 3 minutes. It makes about 400ml in one steeping, but you can add more or less water or brew it for varying lengths of time.This is pretty obviously sprayed with jasmine oil rather than traditionally scented, but if you’re willing to overlook that, it’s actually a pretty tasty beverage.The tea is a nice rich amber, and it’s fairly evenly balanced with no astringency and minimal bitterness. However, the jasmine can be a bit potent if you’re not prepared for it.Pro tip: try using an aroma cup with this, to maximize your enjoyment of the fragrance. Also, try slurping it as you sip.I took away a star for the artificial jasmine scent, but immediately put it back because this really is some good tasting tea. If you like Numi’s jasmine green tea, you will probably like this as well.