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drank Indian Summer by DAVIDsTEA
357 tasting notes

I just finished the last of this tea today while emailing our real estate agent and distractingly watching the movie New Year’s Eve (wow, that movie has a huge cast).

I believe this was part of the limited time Fall tea collection for 2012, but if this comes back next year, I’ll be getting another sample size. It’s fresh light and fruity whether I drink it hot or cold. The taste honestly doesn’t make me think of Fall, but it’s enjoyable nonetheless.

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TeaLady441 12 years ago

I thought it was really good. The lady in the store joked that they just took all the odds ‘n ends from the summer blends to make this as it’s a weird combo, but I really enjoyed it! I bought a cup in store, and then came back the next day to buy 30g.

Crowkettle 12 years ago

It is like all the odd ‘n ends! The tea even has summer in it’s name and references a country that is usually imagined as warm- very misleading. Oh well, I love the smell of it most of all.

Michelle 12 years ago

I think the phrase “Indian summer” usually refers to the second summer you sometimes get in the fall, like when it’s uncharacteristically warm during October.

Crowkettle 12 years ago

Yeah, I thought that right after I clicked submit! Oops. Either way it’s a little bit of summer in the fall collection :)

Michelle 12 years ago

Yes :)

Calla 12 years ago

this is such a great tea. Glad I got a tin of it. It is soo fall-sih and soothing.

canadianadia 12 years ago

It’s surprising that this tea doesn’t have a better Steepster rating, quite apparently I’m not the only fan :D

Calla 12 years ago

lol I agree canadianadia :) I really think this tea should be more loved… perhaps we should give it time.

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TeaLady441 12 years ago

I thought it was really good. The lady in the store joked that they just took all the odds ‘n ends from the summer blends to make this as it’s a weird combo, but I really enjoyed it! I bought a cup in store, and then came back the next day to buy 30g.

Crowkettle 12 years ago

It is like all the odd ‘n ends! The tea even has summer in it’s name and references a country that is usually imagined as warm- very misleading. Oh well, I love the smell of it most of all.

Michelle 12 years ago

I think the phrase “Indian summer” usually refers to the second summer you sometimes get in the fall, like when it’s uncharacteristically warm during October.

Crowkettle 12 years ago

Yeah, I thought that right after I clicked submit! Oops. Either way it’s a little bit of summer in the fall collection :)

Michelle 12 years ago

Yes :)

Calla 12 years ago

this is such a great tea. Glad I got a tin of it. It is soo fall-sih and soothing.

canadianadia 12 years ago

It’s surprising that this tea doesn’t have a better Steepster rating, quite apparently I’m not the only fan :D

Calla 12 years ago

lol I agree canadianadia :) I really think this tea should be more loved… perhaps we should give it time.

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That’s my mug! I’ve never really been a huge fan of Winnie the Pooh, but I like the fact that this mug is more or less clear. Plus, I can’t help but giggle when I say “ewww …I have Pooh on my mug” and people in the room gawk in horror before realizing I’m talking about Winnie. Am I easily amused? heck yeah!

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