I can smell this tea from across the dining room table that I currently call my office. Baked apples were a frequent treat in my childhood home (core the apple, toss some butter, brown sugar and cinnamon in the hole, nuke it for however long), and this smells EXACTLY the same, down to the buttery tones.
I’m always surprised by how clear this tea winds up steeping, even though I pretty much doubled the dosage to nearly 1tbsp and steeped it for the top end of the suggestion (7 minutes).
Ooh, that’ll do. You can taste the spices almost individually. And they stay powery on your tongue in the aftertaste. Steeping this one stupid-heavy makes it very, very nice.
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I can’t wait to try this one. It’s on its way to my house.
This is a winter tea! How did you get it?
Ordered it from the website:
http://www.davidstea.com/baked-apple
Well, I’ll be.
I’m guessing it’s there until they run out. There are only a couple of winter teas listed and the new spring teas are on there.
I can’t wait to try this one. It’s on its way to my house.
This is a winter tea! How did you get it?
Ordered it from the website:
http://www.davidstea.com/baked-apple
Well, I’ll be.
I’m guessing it’s there until they run out. There are only a couple of winter teas listed and the new spring teas are on there.