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“Another backlog! from Friday I forgot that I tried this in store already, but it was so good that I don’t mind. With a tiny pump of agave, it was liquid perfection! none of the harsh rooibos...” Read full tasting note
“Iced with brown sugar and a splash of rum – perfect way to end a stressful summer day. Thanks Jenn :)” Read full tasting note
“I like bananas, but cannot stand them in any form other than freshly peeled and by themselves. In juices or smoothies they make me gag so, needless to say, this didn’t appeal to me. But I got in on...” Read full tasting note
“This is a tea I would never had considered without provocation. I don’t like the tought of banana in tea, and had no urge to even try it until I smelled the tin in store. Somehow, that delicious...” Read full tasting note
Cocktail time
Summer isn’t summer without a banana daiquiri or two. So ice this tea and get drinking. Our thirst-quenching blend of banana, pineapple, coconut and apple is deliciously fruity and tropical. As an extra perk, it has green rooibos, a super source of antioxidants and trace minerals. Sound too good to be true? Try it with a little splash of rum. It’s a tad less healthy that way. Caffeine-free.
Price: $8.00 per 50g
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 tea was given to me, not one I purchased. It is OLD. Possibly as a result, it is also nearly flavourless, although there’s a smoothness to it that’s kind of nice. I should probably throw this out, but maybe I’ll try using the last bit up in a very strong mug.
Back log from this summer: One of the first iced teas I made. Was disappointed in it as I quite enjoyed the aroma of the tea and the idea of it was exciting. However, found it just to be too light. I steeped for a long time (again, me and my over-steeping!) but it didn’t seem to get better. In the end it tasted more like water with a tinge of banana.
