Seven Teahouse Non-GMO Loose Leaf Tea Sampler - 7 Elegant Sampler Tins - Classic Variety Gift Set - Black Tea, Oolong Tea

I am absolutely delighted with my purchase of the Seven Teahouse Deluxe Non-GMO Classic Tea Assortment! This beautiful gift set arrived quickly and was beautifully presented, making it the perfect gift for any tea lover. The set includes seven distinctive loose-leaf tea varieties, each with its own unique flavor and aroma.I highly recommend the Seven Teahouse Deluxe Non-GMO Classic Tea Assortment. The quality and variety of teas included in this set are exceptional, and the elegant packaging makes it a truly special gift for any tea enthusiast. I will definitely be purchasing from Seven Teahouse again in the future!

I recently tried Seven Teahouse's Classic Variety Pack and I must say, I was blown away! The pack was beautifully packed and the teas themselves were absolutely delicious. Each variety had its own unique flavor and aroma, making for a truly delightful tea experience. But what I loved most about this tea pack was the message behind it - reminding us to take a moment to treat ourselves better and appreciate the beauty of nature. We often forget that nature is there for us and all we need to do is notice it and accept it. Thank you, Seven Teahouse, for not only providing delicious tea but also a reminder to take care of ourselves and the world around us!

I would return these tea’s if I could? they are terrible they smell bad and they are dry and look and smell bad, moldy “do not buy”, used only one and already am afraid to try the others, they will not return them and I’m stuck with moldy tea, I received a reply that they would give me bags but being that I bought infusions cups this isn’t going to work I’m afraid moldy tea would be hidden in the bags?

If you are looking for a pretty awesome high quality and very nicely packaged tea set, this is a great choice. When you open the box, it contains 7 tea tins each with a different sample of a loose leaf tea.The tins are a bit more substantial than your typical cheap tea tin. They seem like they are aluminum. They are fairly thick and heavy duty and have screw tops to ensure that your tea remains fresh for an extended period of time.These are real loose leaf teas and not the crumbs you get when you buy Lipton or similar tea bags in the grocery store.Each of the tins is pretty small. This really is a sampler pack and best suited for someone who wants to try a variety of different teas. Depending on how much tea you use per cup and whether you use the same leaves to brew a second cup and just add a few more leaves to the already brewed leaves, 5 cups per tin might be about what you can expect from this package.The tea tins or containers are reusable. Whenever you've emptied one you can refill it with some other tea and have a nice small tea tin to take with you. You could use the containers for spices or something similar when going on camping trips after you've consumed the tea.The current price is $25.99 which seems pretty reasonable to me.

I've never been a huge tea drinker, but have lately started to get into drinking it more than ever. Herbal teas in the evening, primarily, but I've been doing a lot more greens and different blacks, as well. I try to keep myself to one cup a coffee a day at work, but figured I could cheat a little by having some tea in the afternoons.I've had some loose teas before that I liked, but had been a while. When I saw this sampler package, it looked like just the right thing to get me back into it and help me dial in what I like. It has not disappointed.The packaging itself is very nice---but I should point out that it isn't quite like what is shown in the product description. Instead of the shredded paper, the cans each had a cutout in the inner packaging to hold them in place. The outer box is also decorated a bit differently. (see images)I've tried 4 of the 7 teas so far, and each one is different with unique qualities. I won't bore you with trying to explain the notes or whatever (I'm hardly a tea expert), but suffice it to say that I found two to be good and two to be great---in terms of subjective flavor. From a quality perspective, they all are clearly excellent.The metal tins each tea comes in have basic sticker labels on them, which you could easily remove to reuse the cans for another purpose. In the meantime, no issues keeping things fresh.Each tin has enough tea in it for several cups of tea (results dependent on how much you use, as well as if you go by the recommended amounts on each can). Note that a typical teaspoon will hold about 4g of loose tea. The tins recommend anywhere from 5-7g depending on the tea.It's not a ton of tea, but I think the price is worth it for the sheer variety and the gift-ready packaging. This is something I would not hesitate to get for a friend or family member who has expressed getting into loose tea. There are a bunch of different varieties in here that you just don't come across unless you're specifically looking for them---and you probably won't specifically look for them unless you try them first. A great first exposure to how unique different teas can be!My favs (so far) are Orchid Oolong and Golden Peony. What are yours?!