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“I first tried this tea in the store as a latte and I absolutely loved it. I picked some up and love the smell of it – the cinnamon is so strong! I have had it hot by itself a few times, but I...” Read full tasting note
“This tea is very simple which I think was necessary in DAVIDsTEA’s range. The main notes are that of cinnamon and mint, but neither are overpowering and complement each other very nicely. The...” Read full tasting note
“Honestly? This reminds me A LOT of cinnamon gum with just a hint of minty freshness hanging out in the background. I … think I like it.” Read full tasting note
“I know I’m not a big mint fan, but this tea has a nice balance of cinnamon and sweetness that I really enjoy. Mint is there, but the other flavours are the ones I focus on.” Read full tasting note
Refreshingly spicy.
There’s nothing quite like the power of cinnamon. During the Roman Empire, cinnamon bark was burned as incense in temples. In ancient Egypt, Queen Cleopatra thought it smelled so great she used it as an essential oil. And today, we love it as an all-natural breath-freshener. Here we paired it with cooling peppermint and an energizing base of roasted yerba mate for the perfect pick-me-up after a heavy meal. Spicy, minty and pleasantly earthy – it’s a blend so fresh, you’ll want to leave the breath mints at home.
Ingredients: Peppermint, cinnamon, roasted and green maté, natural cinnamon flavouring.
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.
I first tried this tea in the store as a latte and I absolutely loved it. I picked some up and love the smell of it – the cinnamon is so strong! I have had it hot by itself a few times, but I really do prefer it as a latte; I can’t get enough of it this way!
Flavors: Cinnamon, Mint
This tea is very simple which I think was necessary in DAVIDsTEA’s range. The main notes are that of cinnamon and mint, but neither are overpowering and complement each other very nicely. The cinnamon does not linger, which I appreciate. The yerba maté base of this tea is completely overshadowed by the cinnamon and mint. I’ve found this blend to be quite soothing when I’m sick or when I have a stomachache.
Flavors: Cinnamon, Peppermint
First TOTD.
I stopped at DAVIDsTEA yesterday and got small sample sizes of all these newer teas; originally I was gonna hold off and wait ‘cause I hadn’t seen reviews of any of them up yet on Steepster but since I was in the area I figured I’d take the plunge and be the first to review a lot of ’em…
First things first; I like that the feel of this tea is really basic. Lately DT has been both over complicating their blends to a point of excess (I know the employees at my DT pretty well, and I know they share the same opinion so it’s not just us consumers), and adding in ingredients that most tea drinkers have very mixed thoughts on. Stevia and hibiscus, I’m looking at you! By contrast to those newer blends, this one is simple with its three/four key ingredients.
That’s all it needs though: every single flavour is represented in the steeped up cup and they’re all very well balanced. In each sip I can taste the cinnamon, mint and mate without feeling like any one is more powerful than the others. Like marketed, this is refreshing and relaxing and it does indeed freshen my nasty garlic breath (I’m eating garlic pasta for brunch) to a point where I wouldn’t feel guilty kissing my boyfriend with garlic mouth. I feel like sometimes DT thinks that “simple” means boring, but it really doesn’t have to if the flavours are there and the blending is good.
More teas like this please.
Dry leaf: Predominantly cinnamon aroma with a hint of sweet mint.
Liqueur – Brown with yellow hue. Cinnamon aroma is strong with mix of minty freshness.
Flavour: Clean and refreshing. Cinnamon sweetness is forward, with a vibrant mint aftertaste. Perfect breath freshener!
Flavors: Cinnamon, Mint, Sweet
