Tea India CTC Assam Loose Leaf Black Tea Strong, Full-Bodied Flavorful Blend Of Premium Black Tea Made with Natural Ingredients Traditional Indian Tea Caffeinated Iced Tea Breakfast Tea (32 Ounce)

This is a wonderful Assam tea for the price! Makes for a wonderful uplifting morning tea for me!

Great value in a black "assam" style india tea. I like it.

Makes tea that I feel is better than high priced whole leaf alternatives. Easy to adjust to make tea exactly how you want it. You do need a channi.

great flavor and makes a tasty strong tea. I've been making alot of ice tea with it lately. It's such a big bag it should last a while and I had to find a way to use more of it.

This is really good tea. It's hard to find affordable loose leaf tea, and we are very happy with this brand. Will order again.

Very good basic black tea and the price went down!

This my favorite tea and the only one that I will drink hot or cold. It has a full, round flavor and makes a great tea for cold brewing! The rich color only adds to its great taste.

This is my second review. The first one was rejected by Amazon due to "it doesn't meet our community guidelines". The tea is a CNC tea. I think that is a process of rolling smaller tea leaves into a little ball making it look more like ground coffee than tea leaves. But, in my opinion this product does not taste as good as most other Assam teas I have been drinking for the last sixty years. To me, it tastes more like regular American made tea brands one gets at chain breakfast restaurants. Again, to my taste, Indian Assam tea has a distinct flavor which this tea does not seem to have. I was curious as to the country of origin, But I could not find the phrase "PRODUCT OF INDIA" or "MADE IN INDIA" anywhere on the packaging (which I fished out of the trash bin) nor in any of the pictures listed on amazon. But I am an old man and maybe I missed it in my confusion. So I can't really say that in my opinion this is not Assam tea from Assam region in the hills of Himalayas north of the countries of India and Bangladesh and south of Bhutan. What I would say is that the name of the product appears to be "TEA INDIA" and the packaging says "BORN IN INDIA, Made in the AMERICAs". I don't know what that means. Do YOU?