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“When I steeped this, it made my whole downstairs some like strawberry compote. Unfortunately, I’d say this tea has a bit too much moringa in it. The sweet strawberry is there, but so is that...” Read full tasting note
“I purchased this tea over the summer for iced tea, mostly for my husband who lokes berry flavors. It tastes very good iced and I have been drinking my “iced teas” as hot lately before bed in...” Read full tasting note
“I did not particularly enjoy this tea, perhaps because I tried it iced instead of hot. I couldn’t quite pinpoint the taste that I did not like, but there was only one thing it reminded me and it...” Read full tasting note
“Sipdown! I finished off a tin of this with a nice big pitcher of cold brew. I didn’t like it quite as much as when I first tried it, and I’m kind of happy for it to be gone. The earthiness of the...” Read full tasting note
The secret to keeping your body’s defences in tip-top shape? Exercise, a balanced diet and a mugful of this ruby red fruit infusion. Bursting with juicy strawberry and antioxidant-rich moringa – an immune-boosting superleaf – this refreshing caffeine-free blend is as healthy as it is magically delicious. Try it as an iced tea for the perfect evening thirstquencher.
How it tastes
Tart and juicy strawberry with a fresh vegetal note from the moringa
What makes it great
Looking for a tea that’s healthy and hydrating? Try this fruity infusion as an iced tea.
Made with moringa – an immune-loving superleaf that’s rich in antioxidants and vitamins.
It’s caffeine-free! Perfect as an evening thirstquencher.
50 g of this tea makes around 10-12 16 oz cups of hot tea and 5-7 16 oz cups of iced tea.
Ingredients
Apple (apple, citric acid), raisins, carrot, moringa leaves, beetroot, hibiscus blossoms, strawberries, natural strawberry 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.
When I steeped this, it made my whole downstairs some like strawberry compote. Unfortunately, I’d say this tea has a bit too much moringa in it. The sweet strawberry is there, but so is that savory, herbaceous moringa, and it’s just not what I’m looking for in a tea. This is another one where I enjoyed the initial tea bag sample I had, but didn’t love the 2 oz I subsequently bought. I finished it, but would not order it again. I would, however, order a strawberry tea without the moringa from them!
I purchased this tea over the summer for iced tea, mostly for my husband who lokes berry flavors. It tastes very good iced and I have been drinking my “iced teas” as hot lately before bed in attempts to clear the tea cabinet a bit. Surprisingly, I have been enjoying them hot; I didnt think I would. Hmm what is moringa? Have to look that up.
I did not particularly enjoy this tea, perhaps because I tried it iced instead of hot. I couldn’t quite pinpoint the taste that I did not like, but there was only one thing it reminded me and it wasn’t a good memory. I would try it again hot but definitely not again cold.
Cold brew sipdown (203)
I enjoy the strawberry candy flavor of this a lot but that herby/earthy quality for the moringa just ruins it for me.
2021 Sipdown 57/365!
(DavidsTea 138)
Really into this one iced – it’s kind of a unique flavour with the moringa (and honestly, strawberry without heavy hibiscus is unique too!), and not particularly sweet, which makes it very refreshing. I brought some, frozen, on a recent camping trip and it was quite a treat. Still agree with my previous idea that it would taste fantastic mixed with a good quality green, to get some of that flavour profile in.
Another new tea from the recent “Superfood” collection.
Obviously the moringa in this is the superfood element; we’ve seen it before in other DT blends (Moringa Mermaid) so I think it’s good that this version of a moringa tea is so drastically different. I’m not personally a fan of this; I find the flavour profile very simplistic and it’s one that I’m not a huge fan of; very tart and full bodied strawberry notes with plenty of hibiscus – sort of like Strawberry Rhubarb Parfait. The interesting part of this blend, for me anyway, is the hint of herbaceous and vegetal moringa in the finish – it adds a crisp and clean finishing note to the tea that is very refreshing when you’re drinking it iced, and this is clearly the kind of profile that will shine as an iced blend…
Friendly reminder that I do not numerically rate DAVIDsTEA blends as I’m currently employed there and it would be an obvious conflict of interest. Any blends you see with numerical ratings were rated prior to my employment there. These reviews are a reflection of my personal thoughts regarding the teas, and not the company’s.
