Guava Getaway

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Fruit Herbal Blend
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Caffeine
Caffeine Free
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Vegan
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  • “I wouldn’t say this tastes like guava particularly, but the flavor is pretty pleasant and not too tart. I would have guessed the flavor was strawberry or some other berry. I enjoy it cold with...” Read full tasting note
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  • “(DavidsTea 2022: 104) I think this is my favourite of the new bunch of teas (and the last one I tried). I often describe guava as a strawberry-banana flavour, and this tea is absolutely bang on,...” Read full tasting note
    84
  • “Another new Summer blend! Of all the new Summer releases, this one probably falls somewhere right in the middle for me in terms of my own personal preference. I think to describe it succinctly I...” Read full tasting note

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Need a vacation? Who doesn’t. Let’s get out of here together. Steep this ripe & juicy blend of mouth-watering strawberries and sumptuous guava with a creamy finish for the ultimate escape. Not too sweet, not too tart. It’s the perfect getaway.

What makes it great:

The ultimate picnic treat? Turn this blend into a popsicle or flavoured ice cube!

If you like Strawberry Rhubarb Parfait, you’re going to love this blend. Think of it as a strawberry guava jam or baked pie.

This tea is delicious steeped hot OR cold. We recommend it served over ice in a martini glass. Why not?

Apple (apple, citric acid), Candied pineapple (pineapple, sugar), Hibiscus, Rosehip peel, Beetroot, Natural (strawberry, guava) flavouring, Raisin, Strawberry, Guava, Vanilla.

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.

5 Tasting Notes

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2520 tasting notes

I wouldn’t say this tastes like guava particularly, but the flavor is pretty pleasant and not too tart. I would have guessed the flavor was strawberry or some other berry. I enjoy it cold with plenty of sugar. Though a bit generic, it’s a decent fruit punch type tea.

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(DavidsTea 2022: 104)

I think this is my favourite of the new bunch of teas (and the last one I tried). I often describe guava as a strawberry-banana flavour, and this tea is absolutely bang on, plus a bit of extra tang. Interestingly (and I only just realized this now while reading the ingredients), this blend is one of the only ones without an artificial sweetener in the mix. It’s naturally a bit sweet just from the fruit included, and I’m really glad that sweetener wasn’t added, as it wasn’t needed.

Regretting my last-year purchase of multiple pouches of Guava Cadabra, because I like this one WAY more.

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16730 tasting notes

Another new Summer blend!

Of all the new Summer releases, this one probably falls somewhere right in the middle for me in terms of my own personal preference. I think to describe it succinctly I would say that it’s somewhere in the ballpark of if Strawberry Rhubarb Parfait and Guava Cadabra (too very thick, juicy and tart fruit blends) had a lovechild. It’s an intense, strong fruity flavour that’s really going to work for anyone who’s a fan of those teas or that style of blend. Think Frozen Raspberry, Hibiscus Splash, or maybe even Just Beet It type of vibes.

We say this thing in the lab all the time though, and it’s that tropical flavours tend to taste either “yellow” or taste “orange”. It’s one of those synesthesia kind of things that’s a bit hard to describe if you just don’t inherently get it. So, one thing I do find really refreshing and different about this tea is that even though it does have strawberry/berry flavour fairly prominently it’s also a tropical tea that doesn’t taste yellow or orange. So it’s nice that it can stick out in that small kind of way.

Personally, I find the hibiscus/tartness a bit much when this is steeped hot so I do recommend it more as an iced or cold brewed tea. But that’s just my own personal preference when it comes to steeping this tea.

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.

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