Prime Premium Kenyan Loose Tea (1kg)

I used to get fair trade Kenya Tea from Saisburys, but now the price is up again (£1.90 for 125g). I found this on Amazon. Fair trade, same great taste as JS and £9.98 for 1kg. A no brainer really. If anything i use marginally less of this to achieve the same strength of brew. It keeps well so having to buy 1kg isn`t problematic either.

I love Kenyan tea and this saved me going to different shops to find it during lockdown. There is a good rhobust flavour but it's well rounded. Not bitter. It's not big leaf tea, more like large ground tea (not dust or fine powder) but this is standard with the Kenyan tea I've had from different brands. I recommend if you like a nice strong cuppa and prefer a slightly more coppery and robust flavour than Assam tea.

Good strong tea and economical too. Recommended.

This is robust and not too bitter even after long brewing. It is the kind of tea that could withstand boiling with spices and still come out smiling. It goes well with the soya milk I have in my tea and has a strong flavour if you brew it in the pot for some time at the recommended strength. I like this tea - but I am someone who drinks tea for the kick and complains that tea in coffee shops is far too weak.We also have the habit of mixing strong teas like this with more delicate teas in the pot - to a give a wider spectrum of flavour in the resulting brew.I have marked this down because in leaf size and dustiness it is comparable to gold label Sainsbury's tea which you can get in your weekly shopping delivery for £3.60 for 500g and which I think tastes just as good. This is almost £10 for the same quantity but you might find it better if you want a sharper, stronger flavour.This tea does not come with a fair trade label but says it is Rainforest Alliance Certified and that says that they only trade with farmers who treat their workers fairly with proper wages, healthcare and education. The Sainsbury's product I have used as a comparator also claims sustainability standards.

A decent flavourful cuppa, better taste than teabags.

The tea is as described by the seller so I cannot complain about this but it's really bland. Some of the other reviewers must be tasting something else as a "hint of orange" suggesting that this Kenyan tea has an aromatic hint that was nowhere to be found. It's very strong plain black tea. I notice that there were one or two other 1* feedback but nothing was written.Thought I would try but reverted back to regular - "Tea People Kenya Wonder" as that is superb.

This is a good quality tea.It comes well packed in a big 1KG bag.The bag says that it is loose leaf black Chai, but there are no rolled up big leaves inside like in other teas.Inside you get the leaves made into small granules and they don't change when you add boiled water.Normally when you have rolled up big leaves they unroll them self and they look like fresh leaves inside the cup.There are instructions on the bag and suggest you to follow them.I have tried putting a bit more tea granules ,but the tea gets too bitter and I decided to stick with the way on the instructions.This tea is great choice for breakfast tea and the taste is good as well.The price of this tea is only £10.00 for 1KG of tea ,which is way cheaper than most loose leaf teas that I have tried.Hopefully my review was Helpful for you.

This tea is quite nice and feels very fragrant without being bitter.Loose tea leaves, so you can control how much to use to control the strength of the tea. Brewing through an infuser or just in a cup will be fine. Avoid boiling water, which will ruin the taste and flavour, and a nice tea will be made.1 kg is quite a large bag and will last a good while, but the bag can't be resealed, which is a major downside, as 1 kg can take a long time to consume. You will need to find an airtight container for the whole bag, or pour it out into airtight containers, to keep the tea leaves fragrant for as long as possible.Very nice tea to sip on in the evening or with a meal.£9.98 for 1 kg of loose black chai tea leaves is pretty good, and the tea is very nice, so definitely worth getting.