Sadaf Special Blend Tea with Cardamom

The cardamom presence is pleasantly aromatic without being overwhelming for most people. Eight reviewers specifically praised the distinctive cardamom flavor, calling it balanced and fragrant. That said, a couple of customers found the cardamom subtle or even hard to detect, so if you're looking for an intensely cardamom-forward experience, you might want to steep it a bit longer or use two bags.

Absolutely. This is a bold Ceylon black tea that maintains its flavor even when diluted. Several reviewers mentioned it stays strong when you add milk, and it's commonly enjoyed as a Middle Eastern-style tea with milk and rosewater. The robust base won't disappear under additions like some lighter teas do.

This is where you need to be careful. The product advertises individually wrapped tea bags, and some customers received them that way. However, four reviewers reported their boxes came with unwrapped loose bags instead, which was disappointing for freshness and convenience. It seems there's inconsistency in packaging, so you might want to contact the seller if individually wrapped bags are important to you.

You get a smooth, bold black tea with prominent cardamom notes and some interesting complexity. The Ceylon base is earthy and robust, and the cardamom adds that warm, aromatic spice character. Interestingly, one reviewer noted an unexpected menthol or peppermint quality that's not mentioned in the description, along with a slightly grassy aftertaste. It's definitely not a one-note tea—there's some depth to explore here.

Yes, it's actually quite beginner-friendly. The tea bags make brewing easy with no guesswork, and the tea is forgiving—it stays flavorful even if you steep it a bit too long or add milk. The cardamom is present but not aggressive, so it's a gentle introduction to spiced teas. If you like it, you can always experiment by adding more cardamom or other spices as you get more adventurous.

It's worth mentioning that three customers reported their boxes arrived ripped or torn during shipping. While this doesn't necessarily affect the tea quality if the inner bags are intact, it's something to check when your package arrives. If the box is damaged and the tea bags aren't individually wrapped, you might want to reach out for a replacement to ensure maximum freshness.