Your purchase will support Steepster.
“(DavidsTea 2022: 126) 2022 Sipdown 146/365! Mastress Alita’s Sipdown Challenge April 2022: “Health” tea I understand this was intended to be a “detox” tea? I don’t know that aloe is used in many...” Read full tasting note
“The first time I had ever tried an aloe tea was another one of the David’s Tea blends and I was surprised at how much I loved it. So when I saw this tea I just had to try it and I am so glad i did....” Read full tasting note
“Tart red fruit flavor. The last time I had dragon fruit was a few days ago, so it’s pretty fresh in my mind. This is much more tart, maybe like strawberries/hibiscus. But at the very end of the sip...” Read full tasting note
“This fruit tea is excellent on ice! It has very tropical notes to it, so it is perfect for summer weather. In addition to the dragonfruit, I definitely taste some coconut. It is not tart, which is...” Read full tasting note
A cleanse to remember. This tropical caffeine-free tea combines beautifying & digestive-friendly dragonfruit with tart hibiscus, sweet red berries, creamy coconut pieces and a splash of refreshing aloe vera. The result? A soothing & ultra-hydrating detox tea you’ll want to reach for time and again.
Apple, Candied pineapple (pineapple, sugar), Hibiscus blossoms, Coconut chips, Dragonfruit, Candied aloe vera (aloe vera, sugar), Natural berry flavouring, Raspberries.
How it tastes
Tart and floral with a red berry sweetness and a creamy aloe finish
What makes it great
This detox tea is made with dragonfruit – a tropical fruit touted for its beauty & digestive benefits.
Includes aloe vera, which is said to be super hydrating & soothing.
It’s caffeine-free!
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.
(DavidsTea 2022: 126)
2022 Sipdown 146/365!
Mastress Alita’s Sipdown Challenge April 2022: “Health” tea
I understand this was intended to be a “detox” tea? I don’t know that aloe is used in many drinks, generally. I feel like it doesn’t have a great deal of flavour.
Brewed up the last of this into a large jug of iced tea. I recall not minding it, but it was kind of floral, and that bothered my husband. Wouldn’t refuse it if offered, but probably wouldn’t buy again except by accident (because it sounds appealing, haha).
The first time I had ever tried an aloe tea was another one of the David’s Tea blends and I was surprised at how much I loved it. So when I saw this tea I just had to try it and I am so glad i did. With the refreshing Aloe and the tartness of the dragonfruit make this an absolute joy to drink and I cannot wait to make this an iced tea in the summer
Tart red fruit flavor. The last time I had dragon fruit was a few days ago, so it’s pretty fresh in my mind. This is much more tart, maybe like strawberries/hibiscus. But at the very end of the sip I do taste a hint of dragon fruit – or maybe it’s the aloe, the flavor is light enough that it’s hard to tell. This brew isn’t overly sour, but it’s also pretty similar to other fruit teas. Definitely needs more of the dragon fruit flavor, which is really delicate, so they’d have to decrease the amounts of some of those other fruits that don’t really need to be there anyway. If it’s supposed to be a combination of of fruit flavors, then it’s all right, but again, not too special.
This fruit tea is excellent on ice! It has very tropical notes to it, so it is perfect for summer weather. In addition to the dragonfruit, I definitely taste some coconut. It is not tart, which is a welcome change from some of the other fruit teas I’ve had. It is smooth, but not super sweet or artificial tasting. I definitely would recommend this and very well may buy this tea again, especially if it goes on sale.
Flavors: Coconut, Fruity, Smooth, Tropical
The last of the new Spring/Detox teas!
I don’t know why but of the three new teas I felt very unmotivated to write this tasting note in particular, which is kind of weird because it’s not like I dislike the tea at all!?
Of the collection, this is actually the blend that I think it going to end up being the most well received/fan favourite. It’s really approachable and has the sweet/juicy flavours that I think a lot of our customers expect and want from the herbal fruit based teas, but is still just a little bit different and unique. Plus, of this Detox collection I think this blend actually feels the least like a typical ‘Detox’ tea – and by a lot!
I find the flavour is pretty comparable to Magic Dragon or Pitaya Power – it’s that same sweet and bordering on “Fruit Punch” tropical fruit note that has a slight tangy tart quality. Of course, the addition of hibiscus does help bring it out. What separates this blend, though, is the fact it finishes very silky and creamy, and not with the usual tart note that you’d get from the former blends. That lovely creamy quality is coming from the mix of coconut and aloe vera in the blend – I feel primarily the coconut, but I can’t deny there’s a creaminess that extends past what I’d expect from coconut.
I’ve actually yet to try this tea prepared cold, but I fully expect that it would make a BOMB ASS iced or cold brewed tea!!
I actually have a ton of Magic Dragon and some Pitaya Power on hand right now so I didn’t pick any of this tisane up – but I like it, for sure. I may have some off and on at work, and if I end up finishing either my Magic Dragon or Pitaya Power then I’ll probably grab some of this too…
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.
