I ordered this blindly because it was heavily discounted Davids Tea. I received 250g for under $20.00.
Smell when dry: It smells very much like cinnamon, and overpowers any coconut that is in it. Then you get the smell of dark chocolate. It smells almost burnt, but that might be the chocolate.
Taste when steeped: It has a strange after taste, like I said about the smell of it dry, it tastes almost burnt. I really like it with a little milk and some brown sugar. I wouldn’t say it’s my favourite tea of all time, but I definitely like it when I am looking for something spicy.
I have thought about brewing it for less, but as I have mentioned in previous reviews on any Davids Tea black tea, I do find that it brews somewhat weak and so I have to extend the brew time to get a nice copper colour. Either that or put more in the basket to steep. To me though, I don’t think I should have to put in more to get the same level of steep.
