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I didn’t care for this tea at first, but then the lady at David’s tea told me I shouldn’t be pouring boiling water onto green tea because it burns the leaves and therefore gives off the bitter aftertaste. Once I started to let the water cool before pouring, the tea started tasting much better :)
I used to be a coffee drinker, but it started to hurt my stomach so I switched to tea. A friend of mine introduced me to DAVID’s TEA and I couldn’t stop after that!
How I rate teas goes as following:
1-49: Teas I won’t buy again. Either the taste is discusting to me, or it’s too bland, etc.
50-59: Teas I wouldn’t buy; they are not terribly disgusting, but I just don’t care for them.
60-69: I’ll finish the cup and even the bag/tin, but I wouldn’t buy again-these teas are “lacking something”.
70-79:Teas that are pretty good and ones I might buy again. Usually these teas are ones I have to be “in the mood for” and drink occasionally.
80-89: Very good teas: ones I’m often in the mood for and drink often. Ones that are often in my stash :)
90-99: Favourite must-have teas!
100: I have yet to find the perfect tea :)
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