Baroud vs Dahmiss 41022: Which Moroccan Green Tea Should You Buy?
If you are shopping for Moroccan-style green tea in the US, the choice usually comes down to pack size, price and how often you drink tea. Here is a plain comparison of two loose green teas we have in stock right now.
| Moroccan Tea Baroud by Sultan | Dahmiss 41022 Moroccan | |
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| Pack size | 200 g | 500 g |
| Format | Loose leaf | Loose leaf |
| Price | $12.99 (regular $16.99) | $18.99 |
| Best for | Trying Moroccan tea, gifts | Daily drinkers, big households |
Moroccan Tea Baroud 200 g by Sultan
Baroud is a smooth, refreshing green tea blend made for Moroccan-style brewing. At 200 g it is an easy first purchase, and it is currently priced below its regular price. It also works well as a gift, since the pack is a manageable size and a good introduction to the tradition.
Dahmiss 41022 Moroccan, 500g
Dahmiss 41022 is a loose green tea for preparing tea at home one pot at a time. The 500g pack is the better value per gram if tea is part of your daily routine, if you host often, or if you run a cafe or small business and want a larger supply.
Quick value math
- Baroud: $12.99 for 200 g works out to about 6.5 cents per gram.
- Dahmiss 41022: $18.99 for 500 g works out to about 3.8 cents per gram.
So if you know you will drink it, the larger pack costs noticeably less per cup. If you are not sure yet, start small.
How to brew either one
Both teas follow the same method: rinse the leaves briefly with hot water, steep for 3 to 5 minutes, then add fresh mint and sugar. Our step-by-step guide, How to Make Moroccan Mint Tea at Home in the US, walks through the full process.
Our suggestion
- First time with Moroccan tea? Start with Baroud.
- Drink tea every day? Go for Dahmiss 41022.
- Not sure? Buy one of each and compare side by side.
See the full range in our Moroccan tea collection.