Forever nuts is really good. It used to be my favorite tea from Davids Tea, but I over did it and now I stay away from it. But i would 100% recommend it to anybody. It reminds me of apple pie.

I love the nuttyness of this tea. It's just a little sweet and isn't very overwhelming as taste. It is just comforting enough to be part of my regular tea collection.

I don't drink a lot of herbal teas (I go for black tea most often) but I received a sample of this ea when I made a David's Tea purchase and decided to give it a try. The tea has a fruity apple base with a hint of cinnamon that is fragrant and quite tasty. I liked that it was more than aromatic, and that it has a nice amount of flavour. I made mine hot, but it would be a really nice iced tea in warmer months.

Great caffeine free tea with a soft and sweet nutty taste. I love this one with a spoon of brown sugar next to a hearth fire, perfect for winter! I don't like fruit tea's that have a bitter after taste, but this one doesn't at all!!!

Hmmmmm c'est vraiment bon, mon thé préféré chez Davids tea!

Forever Nuts was the first tea I ever tried from DavidsTea - and it was a good one! It's an herbal infusion, so no worries about caffeine or not liking the "tea" taste. Tastes great both iced and hot. It has a cinnamon and apple flavor that is really fantastic!

Im in love with Davids tea products. ForeverNuts is like the most appreciated of all time but its wayyy too suguarish for me :(

I love Forever Nuts as a Fall or Winter tea. It isn't one to drink as a cold tea in summer, but definitely in the colder time of the year. Just the smell of it makes you feel as if you have an apple pie in the oven. The tea consists of almonds, some cinnamon spice and dried apples.

Yummy! The forever nuts herbal tea is quite tasty. It contains almonds, apples and cinnamon. The nuts and cinnamon stand out the most to me.

This tea wasn't really my cup of tea, I found that it kind of had a weird flavour. It left a bitter aftertaste in my mouth and I don't find that all too appealing. But so many people love this tea and I don't know why, but each to their own.