I bought've been buying many kinds of black teas these days, and I gotlately, and one of them I got today.¶

I amwas very excited when I received it because it is from Kenya and I like Kenyan's tea very much.

I faceound Kenyan black tea at a department store in Tokyo.

Now, I have a Kenyan black tea made by another brand.

I have bought many kinds of black teas these daysrecently, and I got one of them today.

I amwas very excited when I received it because it is from Kenya and I like Kenyan's tea very much.

I facedsaw Kenyan black tea at a department store in Tokyo.

Now, I have another brand of Kenyan black tea made by another brand.

I boughthave been buying many kinds of black teas these daysrecently, and I got one of them today.

You could choose to just take out "these days", but if "these days" is important you can bring "I bought" to present tense and say "I have been buying". There's a few different ways you can write this sentence, honestly.

I amwas very excited when I received it because it is from Kenya and I like Kenyan's tea very much.

"I am" needs to be past tense if you had gotten the tea in the past (earlier). You can either say, "I like Kenya's tea" as a possessive phrase (Kenya has good tea), or "I like Kenyan tea" (Tea from Kenya in general).

I facedsaw Kenyan black tea at a department store in Tokyo.

Now, I have a Kenyan black tea made by another brand.

I have bought many kinds of black teas these days, and I gotrecently, and I received one of them today.

I amwas very excited when I received it because it is from Kenya, and I like Kenyan's tea very much.

I facedsaw Kenyan black tea at a department store in Tokyo.

Now, I have a Kenyan black tea made by another brand.