Kiwi's Big Adventure

mmm, this tea smells wonderful. bright and tart, just like kiwis and apples.
and i’m glad to see there’s more ‘tea’ in this blend than previous tea+fruit blends, where the trend seemed to be mostly fruit chunks with a few tea leaves hiding here and there.
anyway
yes! tastes alllmost as good as it smells! so wonderful. light and fruity and flavourful.
another one to stock up on. hoorah!
also, i’m betting it will be delicious iced as well. yay summer!

This one isn’t bad. I don’t know if I’d get it again, but I will definitely enjoy what I have.

I stopped by my local DAVIDs and got this one to go iced. It was very refreshing and the kiwi was yummy but it wasn’t my favorite blend. It was a little bitter almost…
I can’t really compare to other green teas that I’ve tried iced because it was the first one that I’ve tried. Probably won’t get it again but it was a nice refreshing drink on a nice sunny afternoon.

I wasn’t overly impressed with this tea at first when I tried it warm, but throw some ice and carbonated water it’s way and I can’t stop drinking it! It’s light and fruity so it makes for a smooth and sweet iced treat, I highly recommend it.

I like this one, you can taste the green tea at first, and then you’re left with a strong kiwi aftertaste

Drinking this tea now. All I can really smell is the green tea in this, with a little hint of fruit (but hardly). The green tea in this is REALLY strong, so if you don’t like green tea you will NOT like this tea.

The flavor is still good, I just wish they would have put more kiwi taste in it. It is called “Kiwi’s Big Adventure”, therefore I would think I would have been hit with both and explosion of kiwi/fruity aroma and taste, but it was lacking for sure. The taste just doesn’t compare to the name it was given.

It has a beautiful green color to it, and looks beautiful in my new clear perfect tea mug (also by DAVIDsTEA), just wish it tasted as good as it looked. I put 2 tsp of honey in a 8-12 oz glass of tea and it still didn’t bring out the fruity flavor…but still not a bad tea.

Overall, not a bad tea, just could have been better. I would definitely drink it again, I just probably would not purchase it again.

Alright, so I’m not a kiwi fan so this might not be a fair assessment of this tea but this was shockingly bad. I got about half the cup down and poured the rest out.

One of the first teas I bought at DT and its just wonderful. It smells great when you open the package and tastes even better once it steeped. Its a great tea and I love it. I think its going in my favorites

Kiwi? What Kiwi? I mean, I get something “fruity” that’s not completely apple (but hello, apple pieces!), but nothing stands up, punches me in the face and says “yo. I’m kiwi, sucka!” So I guess you could say that I personally don’t think the flavour lives up to the name.

I left my steeper in the tea while I was drinking it so the fruity taste got stronger as I drank, but the green tea taste got more and more bitter. Should have taken it out sooner…

I doubt I’ll buy this again. It’s not terrible. It’s not your generic fruity-tasting green tea. But I have other fruity-tasting green teas that I like more, so I just don’t think it’s going to make it back into my tea stash. Too bad, too. I love kiwis…

This was something I stocked up a month or so ago, and forgot I had. I was rearranging my cabinet and found it, decided to make it since the dry leaf had a fresh sweet scent that I found comforting when I checked the tin. I was forced to make it hot, and while it was quite good, the lemongrass and citrus notes were more prominent than any sweetness. I think the water I used might have been too hot. I am getting an ice maker for Xmas, and looking forward to trying this iced, which I think will serve it better. Will adjust and add a tasting note for that preparation as soon as it happens. Very pleased with it though.