I tried with a splash, and honestly, I actually don’t taste a difference which is just bizarre. xD; I would like to try it as an iced latte, something I never do with tea, but somehow it seems like that would be good with this one. I suspect when it’s full on milk it’d taste very creamy, but it’s actually literally pointless to put just a splash into it a hot cup of this.
Maybe half milk / half water then! I tried the tea cold too, without adding anything, it was good!
Hi, I’m a canadian woman in the late 20’s and I speak french so I’m sorry for the eventual misspellings!
I mostly drink teas from David’s tea collection because they are more accessible to me. They are also friendly and diversified. I’ve learned to like the taste of tea leaves. On my steepster blog, you used to only find ratings of flavoured, spicy, chocolatey, fruity or herbal teas :) In fact, I was only drinking herbal teas before I discover David’s tea because I didn’t really know anything about tea varieties.
I love trying new teas. When I buy new kinds, I always have a hard time deciding which one I will be trying first.
And here are my ratings:
100 = Cannot live without
90-99 = Excellent, I will NEED to buy again
75-89 = Very good, I would buy again, why not?
70-74 = Good, I would drink if I had some, but I wouldn’t mind not having some
50-69 = Disappointing but still drinkable
0-49 = Erm… No.
Quebec, Canada
I tried with a splash, and honestly, I actually don’t taste a difference which is just bizarre. xD; I would like to try it as an iced latte, something I never do with tea, but somehow it seems like that would be good with this one. I suspect when it’s full on milk it’d taste very creamy, but it’s actually literally pointless to put just a splash into it a hot cup of this.
Maybe half milk / half water then! I tried the tea cold too, without adding anything, it was good!