Perfect Pear

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Fruit Herbal Blend
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185 °F / 85 °C 6 min, 15 sec

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  • “This one is pretty good cold brewed. I mostly get the pear flavour and then I get some light hints of vanillla. I think they go together fairly well. It isn’t as sweet as I would have thought...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I think I dislike this tea more and more each time I drink it. Thankfully, it’s all done now. No more apple cider vinegar tasting hot water! On to better teas that deliver the taste it promises....” Read full tasting note
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  • “The last iced tea for today that finishes off a package. Although pear-y, this one was too tart and strange hot. Not a big fan. Unfortunately, it still misses the mark iced. I did use an...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I like pears. This doesn’t smell like pears…It smells like bubblegum with some sharp fake pear on the end. The “pearness” is reminiscent of a jelly belly rather than a real pear (bosc or...” Read full tasting note
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From DAVIDsTEA

Nice on ice

This summer, we decided to make the best iced tea ever. It had to be sweet and fruity, but a little bit tart. Familiar, yet unexpected. Delicious on its own, or with a splash of gin and a mint spring. In a word, perfect. And after searching high and low, we found a tea that fits the bill. A bright, flavourful blend of pear and apple with a hint of vanilla, it’ll quench your thirst but leave you wanting more. As if summer wasn’t already perfect enough…

Ingredients: Apple, pear, rose blossoms, vanilla beans.

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DavidsTea is a Canadian specialty tea and tea accessory retailer based in Montreal, Quebec. It is the largest Canadian-based specialty tea boutique in the country, with its first store having opened in 2008.

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This doesn’t really remind me of pear so much as it reminds me of apple pear cheesecake. Or cream cheese frosting. It’s unpleasantly tart hot so I let it chill in the fridge for a few hours. Cold, this tastes both refreshing and decadent. It’s like fresh apple/pear juice but there also a creaminess that’s more tangy than just cream. So all combined it’s apple pear cheesecake. I enjoyed it. :)

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This is another sample that came in an order.

I think this is pretty much pear and vanilla, with the pear being the strongest flavor. It’s pretty juicy as far as flavoring goes. I do get a tart aftertaste.

Preparation
Boiling 7 min, 0 sec
Kittenna

Interesting. I found this one way tart up front, with a lovely pear aftertaste (but the tartness was too hard to take). Sounds like this could be another case of DT inconsistency :(

Missy

That very well may be. I am drinking another fruit infusion next to it that is quite tart. It’s possible I’m not picking up on it because of the comparison. Dylan did a bit of research on flavoring tea, and I think it’s possible to “mess” it up with out very strict protocols.

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Mmmm… I’m pretty happy with this one. Very, very pear with some nice vanilla flavoring to it. More of a bosch pear than an anjou, which I think may be why it’s hitting the tart button for a bunch of folks. Though, to be fair, I’m drinking this sample and Teavivre’s Water Lily, which is far more tart. The apple surprisingly didn’t seem to overpower the pear, which may defy all rational consensus.

So yeah, if you like a good fruity pear flavor, this is one for you! Sweetened and iced, I’m betting it’s remarkably refreshing.

Preparation
Boiling 7 min, 0 sec

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I don’t hate this one! A pear tea I don’t hate! Sadly though, I don’t love it either. There is something . . . chemical in this one that I could only remove with liberal amounts of sugar. Sweetened, it was definitely a lovely pear flavour, but I am on the lookout for teas that I don’t need to sweeten to enjoy and sadly this one doesn’t quality. So no, Perfect Pear, you aren’t perfect, but you were much more pleasant than I expected.

TheTeaFairy

I usually love how DT’s flavored teas taste so good without a bunch of artificial ingredients but they have disapointed me with the latest blends I have tried (refering to the cake series) Although this one claims all natural ingredients, it does have a chemical aftertaste… having said that, they have so many other good teas that I am hooked on, can’t hold a grudge!

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Every now and again, I hoard a tea, I hoard it so whole heartedly that when the time comes, the brew tastes wonderful. I hoarded about 400g of this tea. When they broke up their summer kits that summer, i bought every single 25g bag of it they had to offer. I filled my tin at summer’s end, etc etc. I love this tea so much.
Anyways, a few weeks ago i got to chatting with the guy working at davids and we got talking about this tea… i told him i’d bring him some because he also loved it and was becoming nostalgic for it, and i totally get that feeling haha… so i brought it to him. Fast forward to last week, I go back in and he dead stops and tells me how he made it a teapop… he said the vanilla and pear work perfectly with the fizz, and this is how it is meant to be served… so i brought some more in and tried it… and oh my god.. he was right… after drinking it as a teapop.. i don’t know that i’ll feel the same about it as a hot tea, or even an iced tea… it was pure magic.. if anyone has any left, i dare you to try it!

Preparation
Iced
JustJames

at the moment my hoardable tea is the rose congou, lol…. ……. okay, maybe a few others too!

Aimee Popovacki

i have about 75 grams left.. they should have a back from the dead contest for halloween.. although i doubt many people would want to bring it back.. it wasn’t a very highly rated tea… they should bring it back next summer as part of a favorites collection.. it would work well with marketing tea pops..

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Received this tea as a sample from fellow steepsterite Aimee Popovacki via the Facebook tea traders group (http://www.facebook.com/groups/416983045023545/)

This tea tasted very mellow and fruity when it was hot. I could taste the apple and vanilla. HOWEVER, as the tea cooled I got the MAJOR TART note that other tasters found. ALSO, when it was cooled and in the cup after a an hour or son it was almost vinegar-yy tasting. It was a strange smell sensation.

I really liked this tea when it was warm and will enjoy it again — but be careful not to let it get too cool.

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I love pears but this tasted nothing like pear to me. It tasted almost like some sort of weak syrup maybe?

I put some in the fridge to cold brew so perhaps that will help.

Thanks to jessiwrites for such a generous sample :)

Update: I let this one chill for at least 7 hours in the fridge. It’s definitely an upgrade from before but still not all that amazing. With a name like Perfect Pear I was expecting it to taste just like a pear!

Alphakitty

I had a sample of this in store once and it was SO good, totally pear. Never been able to recreate that at home though sadly.

Courtney

Hm I wonder how they did it. I’m always reluctant to add any type of sweetener.

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Yet another sample I received from DT.

This is so unique. It’s definitely pear, with a hint of crisp apple in the background, but it also tastes a little creamy too. Probably from the vanilla. The aftertaste is pear, but it sits on the fence between being artificial and real. It’s odd, because I normally love tart and sour fruits. Here, it’s tart, but it’s a little off. The way the pear lingers on the tongue after each sip isn’t so pleasing for me.

But it’s not bad. I wouldn’t buy it, but to me, it misses the mark. It was a good try, but there are much better teas out there.

Preparation
Iced

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After seeing Faith’s review, I was looking forward to drinking this. I was very disappointed.

First, I tried it hot…way too tart and it didn’t seem like sugar or honey was the right choice to improve this.

So, I poured it over ice. This didn’t help either.

I love pears. I love the Honey Pear by Golden Moon more than most teas. This tea didn’t taste like pear at all to me.

So, one banana, 5 Tums and an hour later, my stomach still hurts from drinking this.

Another bad experience for me from DAVIDsTEA. Truly unfortunate.

Preparation
Boiling 6 min, 0 sec
Missy

The vanilla rooibos you picked is excellent. Thank you. :)

Kittenna

Wow, I definitely didn’t find this one to be quite so terrible! On a different note – Honey Pear by Golden Moon…. actually tastes like pear?! Onto the shopping list you go (if it wasn’t already there!)

Faith

Awe, I’m sorry you had such a bad experience… this tea seems to be rather divided in reviews, maybe it all depends on the batch you get from the store?

Sandy Stith

The Golden Moon is honey first with a pear finish. The pear is very light.

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I bought enough of this to cold steep a pot and, well…it was less than perfect. I didn’t like it at all. Ah well, that’s one less tea I’ll need to add to my spreadsheet! It was just…tart and had an aftertaste of gross. Not for me.

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