Goji Pop

Tea type
Fruit Herbal Blend
Ingredients
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Flavors
Apple, Creamy, Melon, Cranberry, Fruity, Hibiscus, Honeydew, Lemon, Strawberry, Sweet, Tart, Pineapple, Sour, Berries, Fruit Punch, Goji, Tropical, Berry, Floral, Candy, Tangy, Apple Candy, Citrus, Green Melons, Butter, Stonefruit
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Edit tea info Last updated by Jason
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195 °F / 90 °C 6 min, 15 sec 4 g 20 oz / 583 ml

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  • “Sipdown! Tart and tasty, though it’s not quite as good as I remember. Probably won’t re-stock this one for a while, as I don’t think it’s a blend that will be discontinued so I should have nothing...” Read full tasting note
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  • “A friend came over earlier this afternoon to have tea together and catch up. I had a jug of this cold steeping in the fridge since last night so we opted for that since it’s been quite a warm...” Read full tasting note
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  • “EEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!! There was a snail floating in my tea as it steeping this morning! I am officially turned off! and I was going to make a lemonade based iced tea with this...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I’m sick. Like really, seriously, worthless, coughing a lung up, sick! How does a SoCal vegan girl who drinks at least one glass of green juice a day, and who works out religiously get a f’n chest...” Read full tasting note
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From DAVIDsTEA

Spring eternal

Legend has it that Li Ching-Yuen was born in China in 1677 and died 256 years later in New York. His secret? Goji berries. Your secret? This hot pink tea filled with sweet, sweet goji berries, rosehips, citrusy lemon oil, apple, melon, marigold and hibiscus. It’s probably the most delicious longevity formula ever. Which is key, since you’ll be popping it for the next two centuries. Caffeine-free.

Ingredients: Apple pieces, goji berries, hibiscus blossoms, rosehip peel, honeydew melon cubes, marigold petals. With 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.

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At long last, I got this as a TTG today, iced. I admit, I have been terribly terribly afraid of this one. Afraid of the tart. But something inside me said “Go for it, girl!” and so I did. The SA also said it has less hibby than Strawberry Rhubarb Parfait, so that helped.

It is still tart, but not punch me in the face tart that I usually get from hibiscus in tea. It’s actually pretty good. I don’t know if I would get any of this on a regular basis, but I might play around with it as a cold brew sometime over the summer.

I’m so happy that I tried this, and don’t hate it. I don’t LOVE it, but it is better than I expected.

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Caffeine Free Tea Box

I think I’ll keep this one. It seems like everything David’s Tea that I got is meant to be iced. I’m sure this will be much better cold. I wish they chose better apples though, instead of these sour ones.

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So things are pretty sad right now. I decided to come clean about something that a very close friend / colleague was planning at work and now things are tense as all hell. She tried to convince everyone to come in an hour late on the day before the supervisor was supposed to leave for vacation, and when everybody finally showed up, they would go into the CEO’s office and demand that the supervisor be fired. She wanted to do it on the day before the supervisor left for vacation because she wanted to ruin the poor girl’s vacation. The super hypocritical thing is that she would’ve been on vacation on that day, so no consequences would’ve applied to her for refusing to work. She keeps telling me that the bosses love her and that they promised her a promotion in September. There is something awfully wrong about sucking up to the bosses for a promotion and then going behind their backs to fuck with their company. At least I think so.

The whole ‘revolution’ did not end up happening because some people tried to talk some sense into her, telling her that she can’t just fuck with everyone’s minds and jobs over her own problems with management. But that whole situation kept bothering me and it was a huge weight on my shoulders. I knew it would come out eventually (as all stories in offices usually do) and I didn’t want anyone to say “Well Virginia agreed” or “Well Virginia is just as guilty because she knew and said nothing”. So I did what was right for me and I spoke up. I feel like a total piece of shit about it though. I called my colleague and told her it was me who spoke up, and needless to say she is pissed. But I choose honesty and loyalty to the ones I can trust over friendship with shady people any day.

On top of that, my baby’s father are in the process of seperating. I need to make more money for us so I decided to sell my tea, and my makeup. So now I have problems in the workplace, have become a single mother, and am forced to give up the things I love the most to be able to get through it. I’m pretty intensely down in the dumps. At least the response to my stash sale has been very positive and it’s working, so that’s good.

I wish I could get wasted and cry and throw a huge dramatic drunken scene but I have a baby to wake up for so I’m drowning my sorrows in my last few cups of tea. All this to say although I will keep logging on, you probably won’t see tasting notes for a while, since, well, I will have no tea to write about soon lol.

So thank you to everybody who has helped me with my stash sale and I will be living vicariously through everyone’s tasting notes for a while, but I know things will get better and one day I will have a tea cupboard to call my own again.

To anyone who read this whole thing, thanks for caring :P

boychik

So sorry! Hugs

Leah Naomi

You are absolutely not a piece of shit. Sometimes you have to do what you have to do. That girl dug her own grave by being SO free with her unprofessionalism, and you have much bigger things to worry about than a coworker who needs to learn a thing or two about ethics. Wishing you tons of good thoughts.

hippiechick 42

So sorry! Just know that you did the right thing!

Marzipan

I don’t think being honest is ever the wrong decision. Keep your chin up!

Sil

hugs you WILL get through this… keep on, keepin’ on…

mj

Ugh, I’ve totally been there with awful coworkers and a tense work environment. I can be so stressful! The most I can do is tell you that I am so sympathetic and 100% supportive of you. I wish I could do more….hugs!

sundaysipping

hugs I am so sorry you’re going through all this.

Tealizzy

Wow! That is a lot to handle! Hugs!!

Miss Starfish

Wishing you the best

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Got this iced today and it was good but nothing mind blowing. I won’t be stocking it anytime soon but it is something I would pick up every now and then as a to-go cup.

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987 tasting notes

I’ve never tried goji berries so I have no idea what they taste like, but I got this to-go as a tea pop from David’s Tea today. It was kind of tart, but I tasted melon the most strongly. Not bad, but I’d probably only get it to go, rather than stocking it at home.

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This tea was light and beautiful. Like a hint of summer on a cold day. As for the taste aspect, I like that it rolled off my tongue and while the flavor was not as potent as I expected it, the overall impression I have from it is positive. Definitely a must have for those that like their tea not to have a so serious attitude. I just had a sampling of it.

Books that will go well with this tea are Anne of Green Gables series by Lucy M. Montgomery, Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Patterson, Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbit, and Shanghai Girls by Lisa See.

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I got this from Another TTB. I think it’s been in the box too long because I found it tasteless. There was nothing I could do to perk it up. Something wasn’t there.

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726 tasting notes

I liked this tea a whole lot when I first had it. Now it’s just.. weird? Dude it’s fault on me though. I like overleaved and understeeped… I think? What the heck is wrong with me. It tastes bitter, but watered down.
I totally didn’t measure it correctly, and I didn’t time it so it’s totally my fault haha

But on the plus side, I managed to convince my parents to a SF trip tomorrow since my dad has the day off and HELLO HONEY DEW. And I’m definitely stopping by DAVIDs and picking up my frequent steeper card :)

MissB

Woot woot!

Sil

Aaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!

VariaTEA

Yay for more honey dew!! YOU SHOULD BUY THEIR WHOLE STOCK!!! :P

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I’m in love with this tea. I’m not sure what it is about this tea but I can’t get away from it. I drink it iced on the daily and still have not gotten sick of it. I’m a sucker for melon. This tea rocks!

Flavors: Melon

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It’s got a…..unique flavor that I’m not really a fan of (at least not served hot). Can’t quite explain it; very fruity but yet not. Smells fantastic however the taste just wasn’t there for me.

Might make a good iced tea w/some sweetener and lemon.

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