Davidson's Tea Bulk, South African Honeybush, 16-Ounce Bag

I’m an Assam tea enthusiast, started out on English Breakfast, moved to Irish Breakfast, then skipped the middleman and took my hearty, malty, slap-my-face Assam unblended. I’ve spent a lot of time and money trying various Assam teas, and this is the one I’ve put on Subscribe and Save — and occasionally have to grab more anyway. It’s deliciously malty, incredibly addictive with milk and your sweetener of choice, and I find I can make a second brewing from the same leaves, so double your pleasure!

I am a tea snob and it is hard to find reasonably priced organic earl gray that uses the actual oil of bergamot and not the natural flavoring (yuck) of bergamot but we are loving this tea. It does have a very lemony flavor to it but it doesn’t overpower the bergamot taste. We have bought a few teas from this company and will continue to as they are excellent, clean, organic and well packaged and shipped and healthy for our family. Keep it up Davidsons! Bravo!

Best tea I've had. I'm not a big tea drinker, but my husband has me try every tea he gets trying to change my mind, and this one nearly did the trick. Unfortunately the packaging had a small tear in it from shipping, so we had to put it in a ziplock to keep it fresh. Luckily we drank it so quickly it didn't really matter.

This has become my favorite company to order herbs and teas that I do not grow. It began with organic black tea! And Now I find many more selections that I use. the taste and quality are the best I have found. Their price is reasonable for all organics. So much more tea than you can purchase in tea bags!

This is very good tea. Flavorful, aromatic, I drink it hot and as iced tea. Or I should say, did drink it. I was going to buy some as a gift and was so disappointed to see the price had doubled. Time to shop for a new brand.

I'm very fussy about tea. Being a connoisseur over 40 years. I started drinking tea when I was barely 13.So impressing me, at this point, is quite difficult.I fell in love with Nilgiri tea, when I lived in Japan.(late 90s early 2000s)A tea place in Shinagawa carried it, and it was soooo good.Id never seen it anywhere else previously.The nilgiri region of India is quite small, and now, multiple farms there, produce tea. Back then, not so much.But suddenly, this brand I found only in Shinagawa.... it was gone.They had no explanation.They just stopped carrying it..So, for the last 20 years, I've been on a quest, to find the nilgiri tea Tha tastes like the one I bought in Shinagawa all those years ago.None have come close.Some were even nasty tasting.. 😭Id all but given up..Soooo... I was perusing this company's very large inventory... And sure, they have it.I said, eh... Why not..It is exactly like the one from 20 years ago?No, but it's close, and it's delicious, regardless.Joy bliss, I have renewed hope for mankind!Yes, really...Tea is life..

I'm very surprised at how good this is - I recently changed my diet - cutting out sugar as much as possible but, I love sweet tea! Anyway - this is not sweet tea but, it is delicious and healthy. I am surprised at how much flavor it has!

I've bought this tea five times so far. It's mostly a great tea. You open the bag and the smell is righteous. Just the last couple of bags, it smells like hyper-strong cinnamon or maybe a chemical. Not sure. By and large this tea is great. Love real leaves and spices, not that tea dust you get in the grocery stores.