Garcinia Goodness (Organic)

Tea type
Black Pu'erh Blend
Ingredients
Natural Orange Flavor, Organic Black Tea, Organic Hibiscus, Organic Orange Peel, Pu Erh Tea, Red Cornflower, Stevia Leaf
Flavors
Lemon, Citrusy, Orange, Hibiscus, Strawberry
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Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Medium
Certification
Kosher, Organic
Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
Boiling 3 min, 0 sec 12 oz / 355 ml

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  • “Tastes like Orange Pekoe…a very lemony orange Pekoe. That may seem boring but the lemon is exquisitely pleasant.. Reminds me of growing up having orange Pekoe with lemon slices. A trip down sensory...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I’ve been waiting to try this tea – while beating myself up over the fact that I never bought it while it was still on the shelves. I just brewed myself a cup of it and I really like it. At first...” Read full tasting note
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  • “A decent cup! This tastes like a cross between a pu’erh and a black, which is a flavour profile I think I like. I also got a citrus/orange taste that reminded me a little of Berry Good (also a...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I liked the smell of this one, and it basically tastes the same. It is not a bad tea, but I wish there wasn’t stevia in it :( … I would not repurchase because of this, since I really don’t like...” Read full tasting note
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From DAVIDsTEA

We all sometimes need a little after-dinner relief. Next time, reach for this earthy, citrusy tea. It combines pu’erh and garcinia – two traditional metabolism boosters. Haven’t heard of garcinia? It’s a small tropical fruit that looks a bit like a mini pumpkin. And in its native Asia, it’s been used as a natural appetite suppressant for centuries. Here we blend it with black tea, pu’erh, orange peel and hibiscus, for a rich, earthy tea you can feel good about drinking. The perfect end to any meal.

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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.

13 Tasting Notes

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Tastes like Orange Pekoe…a very lemony orange Pekoe.
That may seem boring but the lemon is exquisitely pleasant..
Reminds me of growing up having orange Pekoe with lemon slices. A trip down sensory memory lane. Simply lovely.

Flavors: Lemon

Michelle

It’s a shame they discontinued this one. They need more tasty pu’erhs.

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I’ve been waiting to try this tea – while beating myself up over the fact that I never bought it while it was still on the shelves. I just brewed myself a cup of it and I really like it. At first sip, I tasted the black tea, definitely. I put a little sugar in for taste and then it was delicious! Now I taste the orange- citrusy taste of it. Quite enjoyable! There’s also the faint undertone of pu’erh, which I don’t mind.
(I find myself trying old pu’erh teas lately)

Flavors: Citrusy, Orange

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338 tasting notes

A decent cup! This tastes like a cross between a pu’erh and a black, which is a flavour profile I think I like. I also got a citrus/orange taste that reminded me a little of Berry Good (also a pu’reh), though I like Berry Good much better (probably due to the strawberry influence). This isn’t something I’d likely pick up again (too many teas as it is, and pu’erhs are really hit or miss for me), but I enjoyed this while I had it.

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I liked the smell of this one, and it basically tastes the same. It is not a bad tea, but I wish there wasn’t stevia in it :( … I would not repurchase because of this, since I really don’t like pre-sweetened teas.

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1758 tasting notes

This is a tasty blend of black and puerh. The orange flavoring is nice. Not sure if I taste the garcinia in it. There is nothing spectacular here but it is good overall.

Brewed this once in an 16oz Teavana Glass Perfect Tea Maker/Gravity Steeper with 3 tsp leaf and boiling water for 2 min.

Flavors: Orange

Preparation
Boiling 2 min, 0 sec 3 tsp 16 OZ / 473 ML

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i think it’s the stevia in this one that is off putting…if the ingredients are wrong and there is no stevia, then it’s something to do with the orange. I don’t hate this….but the artificial taste that’s going on here leaves me thinking there is much to be desired here. Glad i only had a little sample of this.

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Ok, this is much different from what I was expecting. 1) It doesn’t taste like DT’s classic fishy-ish pu’erh; in fact, the base tastes like a good quality black. I assume there are pu’erhs with this flavour profile, but I’m not well enough acquainted with them to be sure. There’s some astringency, but I steeped longer than I intended to, so I expect that may go away. 2) The hibiscus in here appears to be a non-issue. All I can taste is an orangey citrus, which isn’t all that strong, but just present enough for me.

Overall, I’m quite pleasantly surprised. Not enough to pick up more of this for myself (too many teas, too many favourites), but I would definitely recommend this to lovers of citrus tea, and people just getting into pu’erh. And don’t be afraid of the hibiscus; I have to assume it’s an ingredient strictly for a touch of colour, and just a slight zing, which is just fine by me!

Plunkybug

I’ve been toying with trying, but the hobby scared me some, and I think there is stevia in this one?

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Picked up a sample of this when I went to DT earlier in the week. It was one I was very skeptical of based on the description, but I thought it smelled nice in person so I got a sample anyway. I was wrong to do so.

This was a cold brew; and it tasted rather oily/fishy with definitely muddy notes and a very tart, unsweetened hibiscus/orange combo that drastically clashed with all the other flavours and probably would have been bad on its own. I think it goes without saying that I did not finish the brew; though I tried to give it a fair shot. I did about a third of the 25 oz. portion…

DT, I think this blend was a mistake.

Sil

haha i haven’t tried mine yet…

Roswell Strange

I’ve had it hot too now; first two words that came to mind for the hot version were vomit and rancid.

darby

Ha! Perfect tea for a Halloween party!

Sil

totally going to put it on the list to try tomorrow then… i’m going to see if i can get to 110 this weekend haha

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I got a sample of this when I stopped by today in-between classes. Normally, as you would know if you’ve seen some of my previous reviews, I am not at all a fan of pu’erh tea. But, I will admit that this one was actually enjoyable! I think the fact that the black tea is mixed into the pu’erh really helps to make it less fishy/oily and more full-bodied. I would definitely drink this tea again and would recommend it as a good “starter pu’erh” for anyone trying to drink more of that type of tea for the benefits who is not a fan of the taste.

Flavors: Hibiscus, Strawberry

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