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“Tasted medicinal even for goji berries. Very little taste of any green tea. Maybe it would be better hot.” Read full tasting note
“This is a very fruity blend. It tends to brew a dark pink color and the goji pretty much overwhelms any natural green tea coming through. I don’t drink tea with any additives (sugar, honey, etc.)...” Read full tasting note
“In store sample. blech Why do they want to do this to people?” Read full tasting note
“This tea is AMAZING iced. Perfect for a warm summer day when I’m craving something sweet. I have had it hot, and it’s still pretty good, however I find fruit flavored teas are usually at their best...” Read full tasting note
We’re going green for gojis over here. Known as “wolfberries” in China, these mineral-rich fruits are basically the rulers of the superfood kingdom. Some say they have the ability to improve memory. Others swear by their anti-aging properties. But if there’s one thing we know for sure, it’s that they taste mighty delicious in tea. Here we mixed them with a feel-good base of green tea, raspberries and orange peel for a refresher that’s packed with yummy benefits. Sweet, fruity and totally invigorating. It’s the type of super-drink that almost makes us want to get in shape. Almost
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.
This is a very fruity blend. It tends to brew a dark pink color and the goji pretty much overwhelms any natural green tea coming through. I don’t drink tea with any additives (sugar, honey, etc.) and this one definitely doesn’t need any.
Flavors: Fruity, Goji, Raspberry
This tea is AMAZING iced. Perfect for a warm summer day when I’m craving something sweet. I have had it hot, and it’s still pretty good, however I find fruit flavored teas are usually at their best iced. You lose some of that tart, warm berry taste when it’s iced, which I find to be a good thing, unless it’s a flavor like blueberry pie or something that SHOULD have warm, tart berries.
Anyway, flavor wise, I get mostly goji and raspberry, but can taste the orange at the end of the sip. The hibiscus is slight, and definitely comes out to play a bit more when hot. Might be why I prefer it iced, as I’m not a huge hibiscus fan. If you are looking for a sweet tea, this one is it – it’s not cloying, but it isn’t subtle either. Definitely not one I can have more than one cup of at a time, but it’s good for what it is.
Happy steeping!
Flavors: Fruity, Goji, Hibiscus, Orange, Raspberry, Sweet
