VAHDAM Top 10 Favourites Tea Sampler Set

Yes, you're getting substantial quantities here. Each of the 10 varieties contains enough for 12-15 servings, and reviewers confirm they're getting 50+ cups total from the set. These are loose leaf teas with full leaves and coarse-ground spices, not tea dust, so you can often re-steep them for additional cups. Just note the brewing instructions specify 1 teaspoon per 6 ounces of water.

You're getting serious variety here—from light and floral to bold and spicy. The collection spans bergamot-forward Earl Grey, warming chai blends with cardamom and cloves, smooth green teas, and herbal options with notes of ginger and anise. Reviewers consistently praise the authentic, strong flavors without any artificial taste. The spice-forward options like the chai blends tend to be the boldest, while the green and white teas offer more subtle, fresh profiles.

Not at all. The set includes clear brewing instructions with specific temperatures and steep times for each variety, making it beginner-friendly. Reviewers who were new to loose leaf found it easy to follow along. The variety is actually a bonus for beginners—you can explore different tea types without committing to a huge bag of something you might not love. Just have an infuser or tea strainer handy.

This is hit or miss. Some buyers report receiving the teas in a proper gift box, while others mention it arrived in just a bag despite the product photos showing gift packaging. If you're buying this as a gift and presentation matters, you might want to reach out to the seller beforehand to confirm the packaging, or plan to repackage it yourself.

The tea is vacuum-sealed for freshness and comes in resealable bags, which reviewers appreciate. However, there's a consistent concern: several buyers received tea that was already near or past its expiration date. The quality is generally praised once brewed, but if freshness is critical to you, check the dates immediately upon arrival and contact the seller if there's an issue.

Absolutely. The whole leaf quality and lack of artificial flavoring make this suitable even for discerning tea drinkers. Several enthusiasts mention using gaiwan brewing methods and successfully re-steeping the leaves. The complex flavor profiles—like the toasty, creamy notes in some blends and the authentic spice complexity in the chais—give you plenty to explore. The variety also lets you experiment with different steep times and temperatures across tea categories.