Coconut Ice

by DAVIDsTEA

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Tea type: Herbal Tea
Ingredients: Cocoa, Cocoa Bean Shells, Coconut Flakes, Honeybush
Flavors: Soap, Coconut, Fruity, Creamy, Pineapple, Tropical, Alcohol, Sweet, Cocoa, Bitter, Butter, Honey, Nutty, Cream
Sold in: Loose Leaf
Caffeine: Caffeine Free
Certification: Kosher, Organic, Vegan
: Edit tea info Last updated by Perry Papadopoulos

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185 °F / 85 °C 5 min, 45 sec 15 g 18 oz / 540 ml

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“I’m not sure I gave this much of a chance. I normally would have sweetened it after trying it unsweetened first, but it tasted so bad that I just abandoned the cup. I cold brewed this one...” Read full tasting note

spharo 2170 tasting notes
“Every time I make this tea it just tastes soapy and gross. I added a bit of Monk’s Blend from Granville Tea Company in the hopes it might smooth out the coconut taste, but with no avail. I added...” Read full tasting note

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arbutus 2956 tasting notes
“I’ve tried this tea both iced (last summer) and now brewed up hot tonight. It has a nice creaminess to it. Lots and lots of coconut pieces in the mix. I don’t really taste any cocoa flavour in...” Read full tasting note

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CelticBrew 91 tasting notes
“Smells like roasted coconut, tastes like soap. Have to add honey to offset the initial soapy flavor.” Read full tasting note

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supergirlmu 11 tasting notes

From DAVIDsTEA

Ice to meet you

We all know the feeling. Sometimes, you just need a little something sweet. And creamy.And fresh. You know, the perfect rich and frosty summer treat. Lucky for us, we’ve got this tea – a refreshingly decadent blend of honeybush, coconut and cocoa shells. Rich, smooth and totally addictive, it tastes just like a scoop of coconut ice cream. Want to take it to the next level? Try it as an iced latte. It’s the answer to any summer craving. (MK Kosher).

Organic: Honeybush, coconut flakes, cocoa shells. With natural whipped cream and coconut flavouring.

Price per 50g: $8.50

About DAVIDsTEA View company

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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39 Tasting Notes

mrs.stenhouse12

1186 tasting notes

Having this tea this morning at work, blah I am tired today, something with caffeine might have been a better choice. This is a tasty tea in a travel mug though, so that’s saying something! Lots of coconut flavor, fitting as it is supposed to be quite warm here today so a summer-y tea is a good choice. Maybe it’s the long weekend catching up with me, but I’ve just felt off this week so far, tired and kind of cranky. It could also still be my allergies lol. Hoping it passes soon. In the meantime, I will drink tea lol. See previous notes on this one.

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Kittenna

6106 tasting notes

I’m surprised that coconut isn’t first on the ingredient list… because I’m pretty sure my pouch is 75% coconut flakes! Anyhow, this tea is kind of interesting… and odd. Pretty creamy, and I can taste some honeybush, so it’s kind of like 52teas’ Coconut Cheesecake HB, except amped up on the coconut flavour. It’s currently hot, and definitely not my favourite that way; I’ll have to wait a bit to see how I like it when it cools.