Bear Trap

Tea type
Fruit Herbal Blend
Ingredients
Apple, Black Currant, Blackberry, Blueberry, Elderberries, Lemon Verbena, Papaya, Raisins, Raspberry, Rose Hips, Strawberry, Strawberry Leaves
Flavors
Berries, Blackberry, Blueberry, Lemon Zest, Raspberry, Strawberry, Berry, Sweat, Black Currant, Rosehips, Tart, Fruity, Citrus, Cranberry, Floral, Sweet, Tangy, Raisins
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Caffeine
Caffeine Free
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Average preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 6 min, 15 sec 10 g 23 oz / 691 ml

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  • “Cold steep! Fruity berry deliciousness! It’ll be better once it’s sat overnight. 4 hours really isn’t long enough. Still, it’s refreshing and hydrating.” Read full tasting note
  • “I steeped this last night then put it in the fridge for later. Now is later. Obviously. It definitely needed something sweet, so I added in some wildflower honey. Kind of amazed at the difference...” Read full tasting note
  • “Iced this one over the last day or so, a little too tart for me right now. Probably won’t refill this one again when it’s gone; I think there are better teas for icing out there. Ooh, just caught...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I have been having serious anxiety issues lately while writing my “coming out as transgender” letter to my family, and this is the only tea that has even remotely calmed my nerves. The first time I...” Read full tasting note
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From DAVIDsTEA

It’ll work every time

Seriously, this might be the best way to stop a bear in its tracks. They love berries, and this tea is full of them. The aroma of black currants, blackberries, strawberries and raspberries is totally irresistible. Plus it’s calming, which is important when taming wild animals. Just don’t try to take it away from them.

Ingredients: Elderberries, apples, rosehips, blackcurrant, raisins, strawberry leaves, lemon verbena, blackberries, strawberries, raspberries, cherries, blueberries, papaya (papaya, sugar), natural and artificial flavouring.*

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.

163 Tasting Notes

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30 tasting notes

I really like this tea iced. I tried it hot first and immediately put it over ice.
It was overly fruity hot- but just right iced. Didnt need any sweetner.

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9 tasting notes

nummy a great berry tea. Its great ice and hot, fairly sweet. I wish that there was more raspberry and strawberry flavours in it, instead of black currents and blackberries(which I’m not a huge fan of), but it is still good as is.
I double steeped yesterday for a ice tea, first and second rounds were both great, I enjoyed the second one even more than the first.

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Having this one iced tonight. Yummy. Really enjoying this. Sweet and Tart at the same time. I will be rebuying this one for sure.

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I kind of forgot how much I’ve loved tea in the last couple of weeks. Between TMI’s, I haven’t really been feeling the need for tea, but tonight, I just feel better than usual, so I decided on the the Bear Trap. And I’m glad I did. Just so yummy and tart. Definitely upping the score on this one just a bit.

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3 tasting notes

This tea is quite refreshing as an iced tea, but can also be served hot! The berry flavor is very delish!

Preparation
Boiling

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14 tasting notes

Iced = YUM!!
I could drink this stuff like juice <3
That is all!

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I like to try all teas hot to begin with. This was very fruity and a bit tart.
Of course, this would be way better cold brewed and sweetened a little. Spring will hopefully be here soon so I can have cold teas!

Bonnie

If you try this hot again…try it sweet and see what you think. My impression is that the berries become fully ripened with this addition and the tartness disappears. Wonderful thought to make a spritzer out of this in the Spring over ice with a mint twist.

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73 tasting notes

Tried this for the first time last night, after letting it chill a few hours. I love the dry smell, lots of those good summer berries there (the blueberry, strawberry and raspberry) but the currants stand out especially, and it’s beautiful.
Iced with a bit of honey this is perfect. The berries and lemon verbena are a bit tart and zingy but also light and sweet. I used about 2 ‘perfect spoonfuls’ and forgot about it for a few minutes so it steeped maybe 15? But even with the rosehip and hibiscus, this didn’t taste oversteeped at all.
I will definitely be grabbing more of this, I can see myself going through this 50 grams very quickly in this heat!

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13 tasting notes

Yet again a very easy tea to work with. It is herbal so you boil the water and it needs to steep for quite a while to get the strong berry flavour I am looking for. I can imagin the second steep will be good as well.

It has a sour berry taste but it is sweet at the same time, a bit hard to explain. I find it quite relaxing and something great to sip on while I work. It taste just as good cold as it does hot so if you forget it about it for a while it is fine, drink it down.

Preparation
Boiling 8 min or more

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25 tasting notes

Smells prettier than it tastes, but is very berry and tasty. I may have made mine too strong as it was a tad acidic and sour, or steeped it too long which is a common mistake I make because I tend to like tea strong. I had to add sweetener to this one and then it was really pleasant. trying to avoid sugar to taste the real flavors…but this time I cheated!

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 8 min or more
ohfancythat

That happened to me the other day also. toooo strong!

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