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↑About DAVIDsTEA
DAVIDsTEA is a Canadian tea company, founded by David Segal in 2008, which focuses on loose leaf tea. The company's first store was on Queen Street in Toronto, ON, but the company has since expanded, first to have a large number of locations throughout Canada, and more recently, in the U.S. as well. DAVIDsTEA is poised to benefit from the Teavana closure.
The company also sells tea online through their website.
DAVIDsTEA sells primarily flavored teas and blends, including flavored herbal blends, and a large number of teas we classify under miscellaneous blends, although they also sell some pure teas. More so than most companies, we often classify the offerings of DAVIDsTEA differently from how the company classifies them: we do so based on ingredients, and in such a way to remain consistent with listings from other companies, but this may not be consistent with the marketing or categories provided by DAVIDsTEA.
↑Physical Locations
DAVIDsTea King of Prussia | King of Prussia, PA | |
DAVIDsTEA Clarksburg | Boyds, MD | |
DAVIDsTEA Montgomery Mall | Bethesda, MD | |
DAVIDsTEA Brickell City Centre | Miami, FL | |
DAVIDsTEA Freehold Raceway Mall | Freehold, NJ |
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↑Recent Reviews — Browse All 68 — RSS
Prep: 200F, 5min
Aroma: Maple, brown sugar, chai spice. This is a nice smelling tea! 8/10
Flavor: This is a very good one. The maple is pronounced but not aggressive, the sweet and spicy plays fantastically. Even more so, the aftertaste is really inviting for another sip. 9/10
Body: Full. One of the fullest...
Prep: 200F, 5min
Aroma: You really almost smell butter cream icing. It’s a nice note but it’s not what I typically associate with red velvet cake. 7/10
Flavor: This also has a cake batter / icing type note. It’s pretty nice. 7/10
Body: Fairly full. It’s a nice compliment to the cake type drink. 8/10...
Prep: 200F, 5 min
Aroma: This really does give you the sense of a very nicely roasted coffee; however, there is a malty black tea note behind it 8/10
Flavor: This may be the best flavor on a black tea that I’ve had. Very darn close to a coffee with some sweet notes that balance out the beans. 9/10
Body: This...
Prep: 200F, 5min
Aroma: Clearly earl grey. Bergamot is very strong. Not unpleasant but a little disjointed. 6/10
Flavor: I tried this plain and then added a splash of almond milk. The milk blended out some rough edges and left a nice citrus flavor with the lightest kiss of cocoa. 7/10
Body: Medium to medium ...
Prep: 200F, 5min
Aroma: This tea reminds me of a chocolate covered biscotti. Really inviting, very dessertlike. 8/10
Flavor: Very cocoa forward with a minor note of almond. 8/10
Body: This guy is a touch thin. More heft would make this decadent. 6/10
Value: Price seems fair at around 5 dollars per ounc...
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