T by Daniel

I have only tried iced but it was delicious. A very refreshing orange flavored tea!

I received a sample of this from a teapal and, to my surprise, it’s right up my alley. I usually avoid pineapple blends because the pineapple flavor tends to be really cloying and/or it doesn’t mix well with the other ingredients. That is not the case with this blend. I’m so glad it’s an herbal that’s predominantly fruit. The pineapple really shines, and the flavor reminds me of freshly juiced ripe pineapple. It’s sweet but slightly tart, and the pineapple blends really well with the mango and papaya. It’s like a tropical fruit juice blend in tea form. I’ve been eyeing T by Daniel for awhile, and this sample might just prompt an order. I can see myself enjoying a lot of this tea (mixed with other teas or alone) over the summer.

sipdown! sad to see this one go but i can pick some up again in the future. more surprised that no one else seems to have reviewed it, given that i know a bunch of us picked it up at the tea festival haha.

noms.

man this one really is tasty for me. Going to need to consider picking up more, or at least putting it on the wishlist for next year’s tea festival purchase. Creamy vanilla coconut. yum.

It’s snowing outside..and that’s white..and so is coconut..so that’s this tea explained hahaha. love this creamy delicious tea.

this might end up being the fastest i’ve ever drunk through a white blend. Something about this one is just downright spot on – everything i could want in a creamy, vanilla, coconut tea.

Someone on steepster talking about coconut made me want to pull this one out. :) I love that this one is both vanilla AND coconut. it makes it that much more delicious for me :)

Final Count: 112 (added a tea to my cupboard tonight)

Picked this one up at the toronto tea festival without trying it, based solely on the smell of the dry leaves – vanilla and coconut. So glad i took this chance. so good. I am a fan of this one, as long as i can finish it up before the coconut goes rancid. it’s smooth, creamy and there’s a good balance of vanilla and coonut – neither one truly overpowering the other. for a white tea, i’m happy with this one :)

last bit of this today – trying to stay hydrated and get back to some of my teas since life’s been way too insane. Not really sad to see this one go…it was decent but not something i need to pick up again.

oy…back from work travel and trying to get organised. So many things to do to get ready for monday. I am really enjoying this one, esp with a splash of honey. Just a nice balance of fruity goodness without the caffeine.

While i’ve been mia lately, i HAVE been drinking tea, just haven’t had a lot of time between work and other things going on these days. Pulled this one out today because i have about a week left to get through a few sipdowns and this one is at least closer to being done than a lot of my teas. I enjoy this one, though it’s nicer with a splash of honey. Not sure if i’d get this again, as i think on the whole i’d prefer fruit tisanes for my "herbals

Tea from last night – it was just what i needed while relaxing.

picked this one up at the tea festival and figured it was worth having tonight. I made a huge valentine’s day dinner that was a whole lot more than i bargained for haha. Thankfully it was delicious and my other half loved it.

this tea is smooth…sort of creamy, lemony,a little orangey. I wouldn’t neccesarilly call it froot loops since those things are stupidly sugarey, but this is a nice brew.

Another sample from the Toronto Tea festival yesterday. Not that bad, from what I remember, but not something I’m aching to keep with me.

I had a small sample of this at the Toronto Tea Festival yesterday, and it really did taste and smell like fruit loops! There must be some vanilla or pastry seasoning here in the blend in order to accomplish that.

It was tasty, but lord I have way too much tea already! I resisted buying this.

This really did taste like fruit loops. I’m so tempted to pick some up…. even though I rarely drink herbals these days. I’m a sucker for novelty nostalgia inducing stuff, what can I say. Hey maybe it’ll get me back into non caffeinated teas.
Yesterday was such a tease. I was only able to hit up the tea festival for an hour or two, and it was so crowded that I didn’t bother pushing my way into the crowded areas.
I don’t mind though, as the highlight was seeing my tea peeps! :)

Smokey-sweet sencha green tea taste with well-balanced flavour.

Mild chocolate flavour in the background. Mostly strawberry flavour. Very smooth.

Aroma of dry leaf reminds me strongly of Forever Nuts (it probably is the same blend, as was pointed out by Kittenna). Baked goods sweetness. Walnut. Cinnamon warmth. Thin mouthfeel. Unpleasant sour aftertaste. This is a tisane which requires a strong concentration to get good flavour but the parts of it are quite heavy resulting in a relatively expensive brew. As I have seen in the past with Forever Nuts, this tisane would not likely do well with a re-infusion.