Tea Bags Extra Strength | Premium Single Origin Freshly Packed | 100% Pure Ceylon Tea, No Additives, Ethically Grown & Packed in Sri Lanka | 100 Tea Bags

Good teabags, good flavour and good taste and good price

Great

Great taste. Mellow even when very dark. No bitter taste. Very good with fresh lemon and a touch of honey

Very good Orange peko tea from SriLanka

Really nice tea great flavour

They are strong. I like that

Nice tea, a bit over priced ☕

Why did you choose this product over others?:I don't know what other people have drunk, can't be the same tea I tasted. As a Ceylon tea drinker I am very aware of the dilmah taste but this wasn't it. Tasted very cheap dusty tea. Not even eligible to return so waste of money .

Love this tea. As a Brit living in the US I’ve always used English brands but discovered this tea in New Zealand, where it seems to dominate. It is now my preferred tea.

As an amid tea drink, I’m very picky about tea quality. It was very lucky I found out the Dilmah brand teas offered in a Ritz Carlton hotel in SA and was amazed by the quality of its tea. So far I have been ordering from only F&M and exotic teas fr China, this Ceylon extra strength is definitely a comparable to the Queen Anne blend fr F&M. Strong flavorful and clean after taste! For teabags, it’s the top top! Perfect for your morning or afternoon tea with or without milk. Each teabag is stuffed with the tea and good for a 10oz cup.I also recommend Dilmah’s chamomile tea which is the Best chamomile tea I had so far, hard to find in US though. This package comes in not sealed individual tea bags, I would suggest keep them in a sealed tin or ziplock bags for freshness. Exp date is 2024 and the tea does taste excellent and fresh! Will order again when it’s gone.

I was trying to find a tea similar to Choysa or Bell Tea from New Zealand. This tea, I think is even better. Fresh and sweet.You won't be dissapointed

I first tried Dilmah Extra Strength Tea while visiting my daughter and son-in-law in New Zealand. Always a coffee drinker, I quickly learned that coffee in NZ isn't like coffee in the U.S. Finding filtered coffee is pretty much impossible. So I started drinking tea the way my daughter and son-in-law drank it--steeped in boiling water and enjoyed with a splash of milk.When I returned home from NZ, I prepared myself some Lipton or Red Rose tea and found it tasted like water. I had been spoiled by the rich, flavorful taste of Dilmah. I was so excited to find it on Amazon, and order a box each month to enjoy.

I've had better.