Wow, cool that you're writing from Russia! Well, to answer you from an American perspective, from when I was visiting people in England the black tea seemed in line with what they would like. Here I have only seen Ahmad tea in Middle Eastern stores.
May I ask, where you are, is it still possible to get the tea from Georgia? That was what really got me started to liking tea; the flavor was so nice. Then it became hard to get, and it's been my understandig now that in Russia you all are drinking Lipton's yellow label; I couldn't believe it when I heard, since, at least in my view, you have a perfectly good product over there (though I appreciate that the situation with the civil war might have impacted on this). It will be interesting to know your take on this, please; thanks. It would be great to be able to get the Georgian tea from someplace, because the Russian Caravan I've had just is not the same. Katya.
I live in Russia and like United Kingdom. ;)
Our TV advertisement presents a tea named "Ahmad Tea" as follows: "True English Tea", "English people drink only Ahmad Tea" and etc...
Is it true or false? Do English people like to drink this "Ahmad Tea" ?