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drank Red Velvet Cake by DAVIDsTEA
94 tasting notes

I am not a huge fan of red velvet cake to begin with, but I was really interested to see what David’s cake teas tasted like. This one is pretty good – it’s definitely chocolatey, and definitely red velvety – they got the flavour pretty bang on, and it’s a rich tea. It seems to get more chocolatey with every sip. The flavour is bold, the aroma pretty much smells like what you get. I was really on the fence at the beginning – the beetroot kind of weirded me out – but it’s actually quite nice, and I can always appreciate a full-bodied flavour. I can’t stand watery teas that don’t pack a punch.

I’m planning on this being one of the teas I bring to work to stave off snacking on sugary crap, as I am slowly eliminating as much sugar as I can from my diet. I’d rather have a tea with 1g of sugar in it than a two-bite brownie with 14g of sugar in it!!! And since I haven’t been eating sugary stuff lately, the sugary teas from David’s seem even more dessert-like.

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I work in the tv/film industry and love to knit, drink tea, and walk around my lovely neighborhood in the west end.

I don’t discriminate – I like all types of tea… except pu-erh, mostly. black, green, white, rooibos, herbal… all of ’em! Some more than others, but I just really like tea.

Likes:
cinnamon
ginger
citrus
breakfast teas
bergamot
chocolate
vanilla
cherry
peppermint
lemon balm
apple
raspberry
nettle
almond
peach (sometimes)

Dislikes:
some coconut I’m ok with, some coconut teas give me acid reflux :(
peanut – allergic :(
macadamia, pecan, walnut etc. – intolerant :(
mango (sometimes)
strawberry
most floral teas
liquorice

I always drink my tea black, unless otherwise stated in a review.

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Toronto, ON

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