Honeycrisp Apple

Tea type
Green Tea
Ingredients
Apple, Blackberry Leaves, Green Tea, Hibiscus, Pear
Flavors
Apple, Floral, Honey, Sweet, Hibiscus, Tart, Pear, Artificial, Dry Grass, Herbaceous, Red Apple, Metallic, Mineral, Green, Orange Blossom, Candy, Sugar, Apple Candy, Fruity
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Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Low
Certification
Not available
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Average preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 4 min, 30 sec 10 g 38 oz / 1119 ml

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  • “The apple here tastes pretty authentic. I enjoyed this single teabag from the TTB cold. I would totally drink this again. It’s just fresh juicy apple. I actually didn’t like it at first, but it...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Catching up on some sipdown notes! I was drinking this while working so I didn’t pay close attention to the name of the blend and had assumed it was some kind of apple “plus” – a chai, or a...” Read full tasting note
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  • “#tiffanys2021sipdown Tea #206 overall / Tea #30 for May Wednesday 5/19 - DT honeycrisp apple cold-brew glass jar at home (5/16 to end of day 5/17 drank 5/19) sample tin + glass jar + cold brew a...” Read full tasting note
  • “From my bedroom, I hear the mug against the glass table: Yeah? “Yeah. What is that. Does it have sugar in it?” It has blackberry leaf in it. “It doesn’t have sugar in it?” Nope. “It’s pretty...” Read full tasting note

From DAVIDsTEA

Honey I’m home

Is there any activity more whole heartedly autumnal than apple picking? Not that we can think of. And when it comes to apples, the Honeycrisp is king. Juicy, sweet and full of flavour, it’s a fall treat we look forward to every year. And this refreshing, fruit-packed tea is just like biting into a fresh Honeycrisp straight off the tree. Whether you drink it straight up or spike it with a splash of bourbon, it’s the perfect way to bring the orchard home. Oh honey!

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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.

61 Tasting Notes

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18 tasting notes

Apple tea that turns into Green tea:

The first time I made this, I used one of the David’s Tea bags that came in the package set. Well, that was not the best thing because I over stuffed it and the fruit pieces expand so after a minute it was a big floating blob. 5 minutes of steeping and it was okay, and I only got a light green tea flavor for the second steeping but even that was barely.

This time I used an infuser (IngenuiTEA) and and stirred it once. (1st steeping) After about 3 minutes for the first steeping it was a pleasant apple tea. No note of the green tea so I almost consider this just a herbal with a tiny bit of tea and caffeine (Still, don’t drink this after 2 PM if you are caffeine sensitive as it still contains some green tea leaves.)
Second steeping (7 minutes): Underwhelming. The apple flavor is a back note if even there. It might just be in my mouth from the first steeping. I will still steep this a second time, if anything to get my money’s worth from it. I hesitate to reccomend this if you like a second cup from the same tea leaves, but the first cup is good and has a strong wonderful apple flavor. *My rating on the second steeping would be 60 and barely recommended it.

Flavors: Apple

Preparation
185 °F / 85 °C 3 min, 0 sec 2 tsp 16 OZ / 473 ML

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6444 tasting notes

I’m not a lover of DAVIDs green tea bases so I tend to not get excited about green blends but today I decided to try this as an iced tea to go and I was actually impressed. This tastes just like a sweet Honeycrisp Apple to me. Well that and a touch of rose, which is weird because I didn’t think there was rose in this blend. There’s also a touch of the sweetener aftertaste as well but not enough that I’m bothered like I usually am. Though, the sweetener is enough to make me not want to stock. Still, it’s nice for every now and then.

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1473 tasting notes

Much much better iced. Yummy. Very refreshing, but still artificial. Will likely finish off this bag but not try to find more.

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38 tasting notes

I don’t really like it hot, but cold was nice.

Flavors: Apple, Orange Blossom, Tart

Preparation
Iced 8 min or more 3 tsp 16 OZ / 473 ML

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561 tasting notes

It smells great but I am not a fan of this one. My boyfriends likes it though so I will keep it around for him.

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85
6 tasting notes

A wonderful apple tea not muddied up with other spices/flavors. This green tea is a fall special, but I love it just about any time!

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76
31 tasting notes

A deliciously soft apple tea. I’m used to apple being almost always paired with a heavy spice like cinnamon, so seeing it shine on its own is a real treat. It’s sweet apple goodness all the way through, just lightly sweet enough to give it a hint of candy tones. Gentle, subdued, fresh apple tea with no other flavours to compete with!
Part of the DAVIDsTEA 2015 Fall collection.

Flavors: Apple, Candy, Honey

Preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 6 min, 30 sec 1 tsp 500 OZ / 14786 ML

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85
10 tasting notes

If you’re looking for a LOT of apple and a little green tea, this is your tea. I received a sample of this first where the sweet wasn’t so strong, and was super excited about it, but when my 2 ounces showed up I had to look into whyyyyy it tasted overly- almost artificially- sweet. I think the blackberry leaf would be better left out and whomever is steeping this tea could sweeten it with their own sweetener of choice.

Preparation
1 tsp 10 OZ / 295 ML

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78
1759 tasting notes

Apple flavoured candy is one of me faves. I’d say in the top three, after orange and cherry. Ok so top four, I think I do adore grape a little more. (sorry for the impromptu rhyming)
I know that sounds farish down the list but it really isn’t!
Anyhow this definitely tastes like sour apple candy with just a hint of apple peel thrown in. Heyyyyyy I bet it’d make an amazing cocktail!!! Yummm.
All of that said, there is an element of fakeness, which in this case I don’t mind so much.
Oh and minus points for barely being able to taste the tea! (83 down to 78)

Kristal

" minus points for barely being able to taste the tea!" Agreed. They should have done this as a herbal in my opinion. If you cannot taste the green tea why make it a green tea :/

Indigobloom

Exactly!! I was so disappointed to see that 40% of the fall blends are herbals. And with this one being so light on the tea part, well it might as well be 60%?! (80% since mate is technically a caffeinated herbal but I’m not concerned about that haha)

keychange

I have a shit-ton of this that I won’t drink. Want it?

Indigobloom

Keychange – Sure, that’d be amazing!!!

Indigobloom

Thank you! totally just made my day :D

Kristal

Totally agree, Indigobloom. I really only drink Greens and Herbals (and I’m pickier with greens) so I totally would have been okay with more herbals. Although, the tea of the month for October (Ginger Beer) I loved so that makes up for my lack of interest in the fall collection :)

Indigobloom

Ah see I drink a lot of types but mostly black. So I was really disappointed to see only one this season, and their pumpkin flavour is really off for me so I was uber sad!

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513 tasting notes

This tea is disgusting and undrinkable. It tastes very artificially sweetened and fake, and this is coming from a girl who’s just fine sweetening her tea all on her own. It’s so sad, because it’s such, such a far cry from the delectable smell of the dry leaf, which smells like a fresh apple candle that you’d set out in your living room to make your place not smell like people really live in it. Actually, I do have the candle for this tea as well, but it’s because I spent an obscene amount of money there the other day and got it for free. I’ll enjoy the candle a lot more than the tea, that’s for sure.

Loved the jays game yesterday, although their loss was devastating. and then mr. keychange and I had such a hard time getting home. It was such a long and drawn out adventure that unfolded slowly and terribly, complete with greyhound being predictably unreliable and uber drivers refusing to take our guide dogs. We were supposed to get home around 8:00 but ended up spending over a hundred dollars on an uber ride and got home after 11:00. It is what it is, but man I do not know how any blind person lives in Toronto and doesn’t want to kill themselves/other people on a regular basis.

This tea sucks. I can’t wait until I get my 52 teas order in the mail.

Preparation
0 OZ / 0 ML
Sil

ugh sorry to hear you had a bad experience with getting home :( next time call me…we can rent a zipcar and drive you home! :)

keychange

You are far too kind, sil! I’m glad we finally got home and now I can sit here and write about bad tea LOL.

ashmanra

How awful! I thought no one could refuse a service dog!

Evol Ving Ness

I am so sorry you were having a crappy experience in my city. And then the tea sucking on top of that! Hurray about the candle though!

keychange

evil, I didn’t know you were in Toronto! I’m actually from there, but live in Waterloo now. And ashmanra, uber isn’t regulated quite yet, so unlike cabs, they can occasionally march to the beat of their own drum. No one else can refuse service dogs, though. In fact, this uber driver is already going to get in trouble for it, because uber always instructs their drivers to accept service dogs.

Evol Ving Ness

I am partially in Toronto, ie. not always. However, I have not yet used Uber, here or elsewhere.

Indigobloom

Oh no they didn’t! Ugh. Blaring AODA infraction if I ever saw one… really makes me angry…

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