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I disappointed in this tea :( I was really looking forward to trying it but, I’m not a fan. It’s pleasantly tart but left an awful taste in the back of my throat. Bummer.

I had this at David’s Tea tonight after having dinner with my husband and my parents. it was lovely.

This is the first David’s Tea I’ve ever tried, and I have to say, I’m impressed. I was a little wary of trying a chocolate flavored tea. (I had a bad experience with a chocolate flavored water… so bad.) My worries were for naught, I really like this tea. It tastes like a candy my Grandpa used to make called “Bit O’ Berry Bon Bons” So, there are definitely comfort points. This tea has a strong chocolate and raspberry flavors with perfect almond notes. I’m very happy with this purchase from David’s Tea, it makes me excited to try more!

I only have a little of this left, it’s not the best Earl Grey I’ve had but I do enjoy it. This tea was a gift from my older sister so, it’s kind of special (: I am trying to finish off all of my teas that are low to make room for a big tea package I’m expecting to come in the mail soon. It was nice to relax with this familiar cuppa.

This tea isn’t the best flavor wise, but it never fails to help me when I’m sick. I woke up this morning with a horrible sore throat and a lot of sinus pressure, so I whipped up a cup of this tea. As always, I felt relief.

I have been given two boxes of this tea and I’m trying to not let it go to waste. It’s not my favorite by any means but, it’s not bad either.

This light bodied black tea is sweet and creamy all on it’s own. There is no need to add any cream or sweetener, making it perfect for someone who is wanting to lose weight or make or make more health conscious choices. I find this tea to be very comforting and it cures my sweet tooth! I’ll definitely be keeping it on hand.