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“(DavidsTea 162) Picked this up on deep discount – accidentally purchased it twice, so I was hoping I liked it. I had a weird experience opening up the package though – it was basically packed, hard...” Read full tasting note
“Very flavorful, I accidently made it a little too strong but it was still good. I love a caffeinated fruit tea because they make great iced teas too. Fruity but with some strength” Read full tasting note
“Had a mug of this one last week but haven’t gotten around to logging it yet – I want to say it was from working from home on Friday but my gut is telling me it may have actually been earlier than...” Read full tasting note
Give the energizer bunny a break, you can take over from here. This power blend has unlocked the triple threat of energy boosting ingredients: acai berries, black tea and ginseng. A mix of sweet and tart that will have you powered up in no time.
What makes it great
This blend gives you a natural caffeine boost while stimulating your senses.
Acai berries are loved for their antioxidant properties.
Featuring ginseng – a popular ingredient in
traditional medicine, is commonly used to help beat doldrums of fatigue, boost memory and strengthen your system.
Apple (apple, citric acid), Hibiscus blossom, Natural acai flavouring, Beetroot, Black tea, Candied papaya (papaya, sugar), Black tea extract, Acai (acai, apple, apple puree concentrate, rice flour, citric acid), Ginseng root, Stevia extract.
How it tastes
Invigorating, sweet and tart flavours taste as good as you’ll feel.
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 162)
Picked this up on deep discount – accidentally purchased it twice, so I was hoping I liked it. I had a weird experience opening up the package though – it was basically packed, hard and flat, in the bag. I think it’s because the tea is coated in something sticky (is it the ginseng?) It wasn’t solid, though, just a bit of a strange experience.
Anyhow – this tea was actually pretty good! I’m curious to try some of it iced, as I think it might be nice, unless the stevia is too much. It was very syrupy, with a strong, recognizable acai flavour, and the sweetness was bearable in my. Turns out, though, that there’s ginseng in here and pregnant women aren’t supposed to have that… oops. I think I need to pay more attention to my tea ingredients. :(
Had a mug of this one last week but haven’t gotten around to logging it yet – I want to say it was from working from home on Friday but my gut is telling me it may have actually been earlier than that.
I prefer this tea either iced or cold brewed but this was a hot mug and it wasn’t unpleasant by any means. Nice and thick syrupy liquor with strong punchy and tangy notes of freshly juiced acai with a hint of apple and ginseng. Good sipping tea for a cold day and I liked how dense and weighty those fruit notes were compared to something more bright. Somehow it made the cup feel less summery and in the moment with the cooler mornings sitting at my desk that felt more right…
If I want to keep up with Adventaggedon again this year I’m going to really need to get better on quick tasting note turn around again. Ugh.
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.
