Oooh I like the pretty glitter!
I’m not a lover of orange peel and cloves in most teas, so this isn’t a tea that I would jump to restock, based mostly on my personal taste. I got 2 good steepings out of the leaves with only minimal deterioration of flavor in the second steep. So the quality of the leaves is decent compared to some other David’s Teas I’ve had lately. I enjoyed my little sample, and by next Christmas I might want to try it again, but this is another seasonal pick for me. It’s a good tea, just not a great match to my personal taste.
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Oh, I have a sample of this I was afraid to try. I didn’t get the whole glitter thing. I’m glad you tried it first.
@Rachel – The idea of glitter in tea is a little strange. I actually found it to be quite subtle though. I couldn’t detect it in my mug, but I did see it clearly in my clear teapot. I thought it was a lot less strange than it sounds, when I realized the glitter is from those little silver balls that are sometimes uses to decorate cupcakes and sugar cookies
Oh, I have a sample of this I was afraid to try. I didn’t get the whole glitter thing. I’m glad you tried it first.
@Rachel – The idea of glitter in tea is a little strange. I actually found it to be quite subtle though. I couldn’t detect it in my mug, but I did see it clearly in my clear teapot. I thought it was a lot less strange than it sounds, when I realized the glitter is from those little silver balls that are sometimes uses to decorate cupcakes and sugar cookies