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“I was nervous about how sour/tart this would be with a name like that. I had visions of tons of hibiscus, but it turns out there doesn’t seem to any here! I cold-brewed this overnight and tried it...” Read full tasting note
“I’m very, very tired tonight but I did want to start writing out my tasting notes for some of the new Summer teas that DT released recently because there are a lot that I’m pretty excited for! I’m...” Read full tasting note
“(DavidsTea 2022: 100) Fifth tea I recently picked up; the latest take on a peach tea. It smelled ok – peachy, and definitely tasted like tart fuzzy peaches (didn’t check the ingredients but assume...” Read full tasting note
Close your eyes, pucker up and lean in for the kiss you’ve been waiting for. This blend is made with the juiciest natural peaches, leaving you with a tart mouth-coating taste. You’ll be left with the sweetest lips around.
What makes it great:
This fuzzy blend is equal parts tart and sweet for a balanced taste that lingers on the lips.
It might taste just like a peach candy, but with natural ingredients, you can sip this blend all day long and feel great doing it.
Drink it as an iced tea or make it as a TeaPop for the ultimate poolside treat.
Acidified apple (apple, citric acid), Apple, Candied pineapple (pineapple, sugar), Peach (peach, rice flour), Natural (peach, Spanish cherry) flavouring, Beetroot, Candied peach (peach, sugar), Mountain everlasting.
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.
I was nervous about how sour/tart this would be with a name like that. I had visions of tons of hibiscus, but it turns out there doesn’t seem to any here!
I cold-brewed this overnight and tried it out yesterday. It definitely has a tart, peachy flavor. My fiance loves sour things and he really loved this. I’m not a huge fan of sour things but I still enjoyed this. I think I would prefer something more peachy, less sour personally but this delivers on what it claims to be!
I’m very, very tired tonight but I did want to start writing out my tasting notes for some of the new Summer teas that DT released recently because there are a lot that I’m pretty excited for! I’m not gonna get through them all tonight though ’cause I wanna do them justice…
This lovely fruit blend is our latest seasonal peach tea! I think the name is really quite direct in what it tastes like – peach with that kind of mouth puckering flavour punch! The biggest question that I think a lot of people will have with this blend is how it’s different from Just Peachy, and it’s a fair question!
Both are pretty juicy sweet peach flavours and just Peachy does have a bit of a tang to it, but I think the biggest split is that Peach Pucker is straight up sour! It’s not an overly intense sour in that it lingers for a really long time as something like, say, a Warhead candy – but those initial first top notes when you take a sip definitely get you with a distinct but fleeting sour edge. That initial malic acid hit, if you will. If you’ve had a Sour Patch Kid before you’ll know the feeling.
It’s followed up with a refreshing peach flavour but also this really unique Spanish Cherry/medlar flavour. Not a lot of people are familiar with medlar (which, like, fair) but it kind of just adds a bit of a depth and a really light hint of sweeter red berry flavour to the peach that gives it a little more complexity and makes that flavour shift from sour to deep sweet peach a little more interesting. On the flip, I find Just Peachy has a very even keel peach flavour throughout the whole sip.
Personally, I don’t like this blend hot – but iced or cold brewed has definitely been my jam for the last year while I’ve been waiting for it to come out!
Friendly reminder that I do not numerically rate DAVIDsTEA blends as I’m currently employed there and it would be an obvious conflict of interest. Any blends you see with numerical ratings were rated prior to my employment there. These reviews are a reflection of my personal thoughts and feelings regarding the teas, and not the company’s.
(DavidsTea 2022: 100)
Fifth tea I recently picked up; the latest take on a peach tea. It smelled ok – peachy, and definitely tasted like tart fuzzy peaches (didn’t check the ingredients but assume it was hibiscus responsible for the tartness). There was a bit of lingering bitterness, possibly from sweetener (blackberry leaves?) I put the rest in the fridge to try it cold, although my first go at it was room temp, not hot. Not a big fan.
ETA: Alright chilled, but far from a favourite.
