Taj Mahal Tea by Brooke Bond | Loose Tea | Black Tea | Compatible for Chai & Milk | Premium Blend | Refreshing Taste | 900 Grams (Pack of 2)

Lovely and fragrant.

This is the best tea. I don't use as much as the directions say. It was a little strong for me. The flavor and aroma as wonderful. My new favorite tea!

Tea has a wonderful flavor. I drink daily in chai masala. The box was damaged on my recent order, and I asked for a refund which was granted by the seller as this item is non returnable. Will continue to order from this seller in future.

Despite the wide range of both positive and negative ratings, I find this to be a good everyday cup of tea, provided one makes it properly. First, I use a proper teaspoon measure, because most silverware teaspoons are not accurate. Second, I use the wisdom of ancients (ie my mom) and put one spoon per person plus one for the pot, every time. Third, preheat the pot. Fourth, pour boiling water directly on the leaves. Fifth, do not stir after pouring but let the tea steep unstirred for exactly 5 minutes. Then stir and pour. Works perfectly every time. A word about the flavor: this leaf remains small after boiling instead of expanding into a full size leaf in the pot. I don’t believe that impacts the flavor at all. This was how tea looked in my parental home as well as in most of the English tea shops of my considerable experience. I don’t pretend to be a tea connoisseur, but come from a family of tea drinkers going back several centuries. It’s good quality tea, and that’s all that matters to me.

Whether served as British hot tea or American southern sweet iced tea, this is the best tea anywhere. Every time my British husband makes sweet tea with this my southern friends and family all want to know what he did differently because it is so much better than what they have made for decades. He says it is simply the tea that you begin with. Instead of the dust you get in most tea bags, you actually see little rolled tea leaves in Taj Majal. It is soooo good. The very best.

We tried black tea from American supermarkets but it wasn't the same. Something about how they process it makes Taj Mahal perfect for a delicious cup of chai. Recipe for 6 cups of tea: 4c 2% milk 2c water 6 tablespoons Taj Mahal tea grounds 6 tablespoons sugar 4 cardamom pods, cracked open 1/2 teaspoon grated ginger Combine and heat on med-high Bring to a boil 3 times, you should see a significant color change after the 3rd boil Strain out the grounds, and aerate by pouring from a height into a tea mug Enjoy with biscuits (shortbread-style cookies) or alone!

Weird green leaves in my packet. This is the FIRST time (in decades) when I have come across green leaves in black fermented tea. I will not return the package. How can I anyway? In any case, I don't think the taste will be affected. Bad quality control? ---------------------------- Update: The taste seems off too. (Note: I've been drinking Indian chai for more than 60 years and Taj Mahal has been my favored brand for the last 25 years) Time to go for another brand, I guess. Disappointed :(

This Tea tastes wonderful, doesn't take much for full flavor. Definitely has FULL caffeine. Delicious, I plan on buying again but that will be awhile because a little goes a long way.

Can’t beat the flavoir

Adds a deep, rich flavour that I really appreciate. A little on the pricey side though.