I bought this and the strainer as a birthday gift for my grandson who is experimenting with and has acquired a taste for speciality teas. Very pleased all round with product and delivery ~ thank you.

They are very good looking tins and my son and I are very pleased with them. Slightly bigger than some rectangular silver metal ones we bought so will take some of the larger packets of herb tea that we get. We drink lots of it so are switching to using tins to put the tea in and not keeping them in the brown packets any longer. Easier to store that way. Only slight drawback is that you can't stack these ones, but yes, Karma teas, they were a good buy.

We love this in our house. It’s the new favourite we keep reordering. It’s very delicate and flavour evolves . You can brew many times and drink all day. Please restock soon.

Probably one of my favourite Karma Teas so far, as I sample my way through the range. It's smooth, with a slight honey aroma as I sip, followed by very light nutty notes. I could easily sip this throughout the day

I've been looking for a pure and natural Hibiscus tea to help me heal. This one is perfect! It's also a lovely tea for spring and I'd be tempted to serve this over ice with some lemon and fresh mint leaves when the weather warms up. Highly recommend.

I love my green teas for their antioxidant properties and was looking for a clean green collection. This tea is a light refreshing tea I’ve enjoyed throughput the day. What’s best is I know it sourced from remote areas, barely processed and probably as clean as you can get! Will reorder 👍🏼

I was lucky enough to stay near Amba estate 7 years ago when visiting Sri Lanka and was able to visit their premises. They were starting distributing their hand rolled tea and I was fortunate enough to taste it and fell in love with this wonderful tea. A great experience that I can now repeat at home

High quality, deep tea infuser so I can use it in my tall bone china tea cup with ease. Love the top which I can use to keep my tea warm whilst its brewing. Also protects my first brew so I can reuse the leaves for a second cup! Highly recommend.

I got some Forest Noir for Christmas and it was flippin' delicious. I'm now desperate for another cup 🙂

Great to have the real tea leaves. Smooth smoky flavour of traditional Darjeeling. Very nice.

CHAMOMILE FLOWERS

I received a sample of this tea with an order I got as a gift.
It yields a delightful bright red-orange cup, with a light and smooth body, malty notes, honey hints, and a subtle lemon-y sourness. It does go perfectly with milk, and makes for a fine breakfast tea.
I'd buy it again.

If the Abominable Snowman drinks this tea, then they are cools dudes in my eyes!

I became a big fan of white teas from Nepal a few years ago but they became difficult to source.

I would say Nepal produces some of the best white teas in the world.

White Yeti is a superb light, fresh, floral white tea. Just love it!

I could get all poetic and say it's like drinking nectar from the freshest blooms of mountain flowers but I won't! It's better than that!

I was told that the second brew of an Oolong tea is always better than the first brew.

WRONG! This Oolong is excellent from the very first sip.

A stonking brew. Just love it! So full of flavour - nutty, fruity, smoky.

It is a purely decandent brew. When drinking it, I feel I should be sitting in a huge leather chair, in front of a roaring log fire, in an oak paneled room in a house by a Loch, with a sleeping dog at feet.

Truth be told, I'm far from that image, although there is a Loch within walking distance!

Green tea is my thing. I love a good green tea.

In my collection I have a good strong green Ceylon, a medium green Darjeeling, an easy drinking green from China, a minty green, an Earl Grey green, a fruity green plus other that I've probably forgotten about!

Glacier Green ticks so many boxes with me that it will be added to the collection.

It is a good light, everyday, all day drinking green tea. It's fresh, slightly sweet, slightly smoky, has a zing to it and reminds me of freshly mad popcorn!