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Fruit Green Blend by DAVIDsTEA
Why try to resist this blend of cranberry and Japanese sencha with its twist of orange? Ice it and your life will never be the same. You’ll find yourself blissfully sipping it all summer long (sometimes, late at night, with a splash of vodka and triple sec). And come winter, the mere scent of it will stir up idyllic thoughts of sunny days, warm winds, deck chairs and rooftop parties.
Drank yesterday.
I keep reading how similar this is to Elf Help, but I can’t believe how much that’s true! I don’t think I’d be able to tell them apart.
It’s pretty good, though. It’s quite tasty but I thought the description sounded so amazing that it’s not knocking my socks off. I think it’s tasty but not a must-have for me.
Yummy yummy breafast tea. I love this! I find it can get a little tart if left to steep too long, so I like to stop the infusion at 3 or 4 minutes, and I really enjoy it.
This is the kind of tea that I like, admittedly, fruity greens, especially with citrus involved. The cranberry and orange flavour mixes well with green. A very nice work tea, it’s very even, despite the lack of attention I pay to preparation (put in tea ball, throw into cup, drink until empty of hot water, add more water). Not bitter, faintly sweet and fruity, I’ve been drinking it most weekdays and haven’t gotten tired of it.
Addendum: Make sure you use a fine mesh with this tea. The dregs aren’t particularly drinkable if they’re floating in the bottom.
I miss this one. It made the best iced tea ever.
