DAVIDs TEA - TOASTED WALNUT GREEN TEA

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I really enjoyed my first cup of DAVIDs Tea Toasted Walnut tonight.  

 It was a pleasant aromatic and flavorful experience.  

 The cup was perfectly steeped to the customary 160 degree temp for this green tea.  

 The cup was full of flavor and aroma that was very drinkable and  flavorful.  

 I drank the tea possibly too quickly but kept sipping to enjoy the taste and scent.  There was no after taste, bitter or otherwise.  


This was a smooth and fruity tea that is perfect as a after dinner libation.

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  1. BigReaderSeptember 25, 2012 at 4:29 PM

    DAVIDsTEA now has a shop open in San Francisco at 2123 Polk Street (in Russian Hill area). There's 150 flavors to sniff, sample, and explore. I served this one after dinner the other night and my guests went nuts (no pun intended!).

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