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“DIY Fava Advent Calendar 2025 – Day 23 I am very surprised by how much I’m enjoying this cup. I’m not generally big on almond teas (and pistachio is usually the same), but this is mellow enough...” Read full tasting note
“I received a free sample of this blend with my recent purchase at Fava and was excited to discover that it’s a dead ringer for TeaSource’s Pistachio Shortbread, which has unfortunately been out of...” Read full tasting note
“Another SipsBy offering for the month of January. I was surprised to see another pistachio tea from Fava in my box so soon, but I love pistachio, so can’t complain. This tea has loads of...” Read full tasting note
“What I smell: marzipan (strong) What I taste: pistachio butter Notes: This tea reminds me of the almond-paste-filled Danish Kringle pastry that’s occasionally available at Trader Joe’s. Fairly...” Read full tasting note
A favorite of tea fans everywhere, our Pistachio Torte is certain to bring forth memories of nutty holiday treats and the loved ones we share them with. Brimming with a multitude of flavors, from the creamy sweetness of frosting and the nuttiness of the filling to the warm and toasty essence of pastry, this combination of black tea, pistachio, marzipan, and amaretto perfectly captures the heart and soul of this popular holiday dessert.
Ingredients: Black tea, pistachios, flavor, rose petals, marzipan drops, almonds. Contains: Tree Nuts.
DIY Fava Advent Calendar 2025 – Day 23
I am very surprised by how much I’m enjoying this cup. I’m not generally big on almond teas (and pistachio is usually the same), but this is mellow enough and actually has a buttery, nutty pistachio type flavor to it, in addition to the almond extract note. Smooth and light, with just enough flavoring to be the star without being overpowering. It tastes like a light butter cookie with almond extract and pistachios! I’m not sure how often I would reach for this, but I would actually consider ordering some. Hmm…
Flavors: Almond, Amaretto, Buttery, Cookie, Nutty, Pistachio, Rich, Smooth, Sweet
I received a free sample of this blend with my recent purchase at Fava and was excited to discover that it’s a dead ringer for TeaSource’s Pistachio Shortbread, which has unfortunately been out of stock for months. Like that one, this blend tastes more of marzipan than pistachio, but it has a nice buttery smoothness that definitely reminds me of shortbread. A lovely dessert-like treat!
Flavors: Almond, Butter, Marzipan, Smooth, Sweet
Yum! I’ve always wanted to do an order from Fava and it all started from a Pumpkin tea I had many years ago. I’ll have to add this one to my wishlist.
This is my local tea shop and I definitely recommend them! While there have been a few misses here and there, almost everything I’ve ever tried from them has been delicious, high quality, and reasonably priced.
Another SipsBy offering for the month of January. I was surprised to see another pistachio tea from Fava in my box so soon, but I love pistachio, so can’t complain. This tea has loads of ingredients that I love (marzipan drops and almonds in particular), but there was just something off about this blend. It’s not nearly as bad as the other Fava pistachio blend that I tried, but I’m still not loving it. It’s missing that marzipan favor, and is instead reading as a bag of mixed nuts.
What I smell: marzipan (strong)
What I taste: pistachio butter
Notes: This tea reminds me of the almond-paste-filled Danish Kringle pastry that’s occasionally available at Trader Joe’s. Fairly light, but in a pleasant way. Might try steeping a minute longer next time. Found via Sips by subscription box.
