624 Tasting Notes
I’m sitting here watching Scream Queens on Netflix and decided to take a break and make myself a cup of loose leaf tea so I could try out the new tea infuser I got for Christmas. Being one of my sister’s favourite’s from David’s Tea, she told me that I had to get this one. It’s good. I like that it’s sweet all on it’s own, without adding any sweetener. I can taste the tartness from the cranberries and the pear flavour, along with something vanilla-esque happening in the background. Reminds me of an apple turnover you’d get in a bakery with that cake-y quality it has. Tastes a tad artificial but not so much that it’s off-putting. This tea seems like a safe bet to serve to guests. I can see it being a non-offensive, crowd pleaser.
Flavors: Apple, Artificial, Cranberry, Fruity, Pastries, Pear, Sweet, Tart, Vanilla
I hate licorice in tea. I really do. I am not going to give this tea a super low rating though, just because I don’t like licorice. In all truthfulness, it’s not a bad tea. I just can’t get past the licorice flavour in it or any other tea that has licorice flavour in it, for that matter. Any person who adores licorice in tea will likely love this because licorice is definitely front and centre with some other spices mingling in the background. This tea came in a sampler pack that I received for Christmas from a friend so luckily there are only 3 of each variety. I am not a wasteful person so even if I’m not crazy about a tea, I always use it all up no matter what. However, it’s a bonus that my cousin is coming to visit for a few days as he drinks a lot of tea and isn’t picky so the remainder of this tea will gleefully and undoubtedly be finished up by him.
Flavors: Licorice, Spices
I have a box of that in a bottom drawer. I seem to recall I didn’t care for it either. And I do like black licorice. But it moderation. One or two pieces of it are enough for me.
