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“Accidentally let this one get cold. All I can think of while drinking it are those gummy peach rings! It tastes so much like them to me. It’s a very sweet, candy-like fruity tea. I know those...” Read full tasting note
“(DavidsTea 2022: 99) Fourth tea is a returning tea that I’ve absolutely had before but apparently have not rated? My recollection was that I enjoyed it, but my current experience doesn’t quite...” Read full tasting note
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“Honestly, this is a basic “mango and black tea” kind of tea. It’s good … it’s just not anything special enough to warrant a repurchase.” Read full tasting note
Looking to add a little passion to your sipping? Maracuja’s the word. Known as passion fruit in Portuguese, this mineral-rich fruit is treasured in South America for its sharp tang and irresistible sweetness. It’s so good, we just had to get in on the action. So we created this thirst-quenching blend of sweet black tea and ripe mango, with a big splash of exotic maracuja. If this delicious tropical delight doesn’t fill you with passion, we don’t know what will.
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.
Hmm, maracuja, you say? I’m a passion fruit whore, as in, I’ll eat an entire passion fruit straight and wish I had a dozen more. I’d hook it to my veins. Hell, I’d go on a passion fruit mono diet if they weren’t so expensive.
The dry leaf does smell tropical, a touch of artificial, generic tropical fruit mixed in with dried, sugar-coated mango. But no passion fruit. I’ve eaten enough of those suckers in my life to know it when I smell or taste it.
But this was still good. I had it hot without any additives, and it was sweetened dried mango more than anything else. The base didn’t get too astringent. Would I have it again? Nah, but it was worth the experience.
Still forever pining for a realistic passion fruit tea, or a passion fruit note in a tea, though.
I haven’t personally tried this one, but my sister really liked it.
Disclaimer: I’m far from a tea connaisseur/enthusiast. My notes are not meant to be a review for the tea community, but rather for myself so I know what to buy or not buy again (I wish there was a way to keep notes private).
This is probably one of my favorite tea’s. For me it was Mango Madness, but more mango and better. It was like an explosion of refreshing mango in my mouth. And it really smelled like mango too. I definitely and going to get a 100 grams of this tea.
Flavors: Mango
Eh. Just…eh. Went in to DT today because my wife is WONDERFUL AND LOVERLY AND BOUGHT ME 150 GRAMS OF APPLE STRUDEL, and this is one of the teas of the day, so I went for it, why not?
Doesn’t really wow me and doesn’t really stand out to me. Not something I’ll be buying any time soon.
I’m new to loose tea. This week I bought Maracuja Mango from David’s Tea and I am primarily using this as iced tea. I like that I can taste the fruit flavors in this tea clearly but not overwhelmingly. I still get the black tea taste as well. I have tried a cup of this tea hot and it was good that way as well but I like it better as an iced tea. I am making this tea using the David’s Teas Bright Sky Crystal Travel Mug. I put 2 teaspoons of tea in the basket, fill with hot water, and stick the container in the fridge. I find that refrigerating overnight (11 hrs) gives the best result. I do a second batch during the day (secret compartment in mug lid holds another serving of loose tea!) which I only refrigerate for 4 hours and it isn’t nearly as good. I love the way this tea smells. 9/6 – I still am loving this tea. I did learn, however, that I should not leave the tea in the strainer basket for 11 hours as I am apparently significantly increasing the caffeine. oops. Have now started taking the basket out after 7-10 min and refrigerating from there. Also am drinking it hot now as well. This tea is awesome. I need to find one that I like as much that is decaf.
Flavors: Mango, Passion Fruit, Pineapple
Bought this to make it iced but am trying it hot today. It is relatively nice. The mango doesn’t completely drown out the black tea base. It has a nice sweet note to it from the mango.
I brewed this one time in a 16oz Teavana Glass Perfect Tea Maker/Gravity Steeper with 3 tsp leaf and 200 degree water for 3 minutes.
Flavors: Mango
This makes an excellent iced tea. I find many fruit teas to be overly sweet or artificial tasting, but this one is very nicely balanced. “Black tea” is still the strongest flavor, but there’s enough of a tropical fruit note that it’s distinguished from unflavored tea.
Flavors: Mango, Passion Fruit, Tea, Tropical
