New Tasting Notes

I don’t think Davidson’s Teas are very strong at all but I’m giving this one a thumbs up because it’s a nice, delicate cup. A very light scent but the pear hint does come thru in smell. The Coloring is nice and the taste is average. Still worth a try.

Light, but flavorful. Nice today since I’m feeling under the weather and it’s hot but not overwhelming… like a broth. :) 7 minutes at 195 degrees.

I used to NOT like this tea but I changing my mind. I still don’t care for the smell…it’s like a campfire…but it’s a different taste and I enjoy it from time to time.

This tea is light and has a sweet aftertaste, and is one of my favorite japanese green teas.

If I’m feeling under the weather, I sip on TJ’s Pomegranate White Tea. Great with honey, although if you’re looking for a good white tea, this may not be it.

Very nice.

I enjoy this with chocolate digestives or Marie biscuits – both soften well on dunking!

I drank this and wish I hadn’t! Stash, despite hailing from Portland OR, somehow falls short in quality and flavour. It’s hard to go wrong with black tea, but they really do.

A fragrant tea that I enjoy with toast and lemon curd or marmalade. A great afternoon tea, or just for a comforting tea break anytime. Refreshing. I don’t know of another brand that does this tea either.

A decent tea, not as strong as I would like my English Breakfast.

Based on a tea recipe David acquired from the previous caretaker of Bahji, we blend 1 part Earl Grey, 1 part Darjeeling with 2 parts Ceylon, for pilgrim’s tea as it was served for many years to those who visited the Shrine of Baha’u’llah (www.bahai.org) near Akko, Israel.

My morning tea, with turbinado sugar and some half and half (milk/cream).

Tasty, even better with a hint of sweetness & milk.

Lemony and flowery, so surprising and amazing I have been savoring it all morning…and may just have to get another for a 4 pm refresher…and make it a daily habit…highly recommended

It’s my every day cuppa, my “first cup of the day”, with a good dollop of milk and a touch of sugar which brings out the maltiness. Yum.

Another German tea, mango and lime flavored. Steeped, it smells exactly like a package of Tropical Starburst. Despite smelling like the wonderful bliss of artificially flavored candy, the tea tastes pretty natural. I can’t pick up much of the mango flavor, but the lime sure is making its presence known. Quite tasty!

Would be much better iced than hot, in my opinion.

Somehow, not as good as the first cup of this I’ve ever had. Kind of disappointed about that, but it was still okay.

Fresh leaves and back to perfection.

Don’t worry, I still love this tea! However, this cup was a second infusion of the first leaves I had today. They didn’t hold up to a second steeping, sadly. Oh, well! Live and learn!

I received a gift today from Jess of nerditea.com, and this was in it! This tea is delectable. I’m a huge fan of Sleepytime Tea from Celestial Seasoning, and tea is very similar. Not an exact match, but I actually think I like this more. Very soothing and refreshing, it feels like I’m slipping into a dream with each sip. Even better with a small amount of honey.

Evenings with soymilk. Accidently bought ricemilk. I was initially furious, but found it was actually good in the Rooibos tea. Huh. What do you know.