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Welcome in autumn with our warm Kenyan teas

Award-winning teas, handpicked in the highlands of Kenya.

  • 100% of profits support orphan education
A glass of Ajiri tea beside an open book and a handmade Ajiri card
  • Ajiri means "to employ" in Swahili — women in rural Kenya handcraft every label from local natural materials

    29 women employed for 18 years

  • Award-winning tea handpicked on small-scale farms in western Kenya — voted "Best Black Tea" at the World Tea Expo two years in a row.

    Supporting 20,000 small-scale farms

  • 100% of profits from sale of Ajiri products support orphan education including school fees, living supplies, and enrichment programs.

    Sponsoring 25 scholars in 2026 (opens the Ajiri Foundation website in a new tab)

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Award winner Kenyan Black Tea (Teabags) Kenyan Black Tea (Teabags)

Kenyan Black Tea (Teabags)

$ 11.00

Perfect gift Beautiful assortment of Kenyan Teas including Premium Loose Black Kenyan Tea, Kenyan Black Tea with Mango, Organic South African Rooibos, Kenyan Black Tea with Lemon Myrtle. Assortment of Ajiri Teas and Coffee including Kenyan AA Ground and Kenyan Black Tea with Mango and Kenyan Black Tea with Lemon Myrtle. Enjoy premium African Teas and Coffee in this handcrafted and unique gift box.

Rooibos, Red Bush Tea (Teabags)

$ 11.00

Kenyan AA Whole Bean Coffee

$ 21.00

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What Our Customers Say

5.0 out of 5 from 413 reviews

Ajiri Tea

The Kenyan black tea is excellent, not bitter but very flavorful. And I know I am giving to a good cause and supporting hard-working women in Kenya. Couldn't be better!
CynthiaKenyan Black Tea (Teabags)

Fabulous!

It’s just really good tea and coffee, y’all. It’s strong and delicious. And if that wasn’t enough, the packaging is literal art, the bags are tied with handmade strings, and you’re supporting incredible work. Highly recommend!!!!
CaitKenyan AA Whole Bean Coffee

Just the absolute best :)

I LOVE all Ajiri teas, but the Chamomile has become my favorite. I'll forever love the piece of art that comes in each box...it makes me feel connected to the makers in a way, which is beautiful. I keep them all!
Heide L.Organic Chamomile Tea (Teabags)

Just excellent tea

I have tried five of Ajiri's offerings, and they are all splendid. The Nairobi Chai might be my favorite, but at this point, I cannot do without the Mango and the Ginger varieties. I love the little gifts in each box, too, but it's the quality of the product (and the good cause, of course) that keeps me coming back.
Eric S.Kenyan Black Tea with Mango (Teabags)
Awesome! I love everything about this tea, from the flavor to the packaging, and their mission. The gift set includes a handy lil spoon and is a great value especially compared to buying individual boxes in the store. Shipping was secure and thoughtfully done.
CharleeCustom Ajiri Tea and Ajiri Coffee Gift Box

Good Friends

I hadn't purchased Ajiri tea for too long. Now I have and they feel like old and good friends. This rooibos is my favorite with subtle fruity notes
Gloria E.Rooibos, Red Bush Tea (Teabags)
A woman in western Kenya handcrafting an Ajiri banana-bark label
A woman in western Kenya handcrafting an Ajiri banana-bark label

Every label is handmade by women in western Kenya. See the Process