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Tealyra Canada

4.5· 1,178 reviews
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Generated with AI from 1,178 reviews on Trustburn · updated 25 days ago

Customers generally praise the quality and natural sweetness of the teas, with many noting distinct flavors and a pleasant visual presentation, though some found specific items like pu-erh to be thin or flat compared to expectations.
What does Tealyra Canada do?

Tealyra Canada sells various types of tea, including green tea, white tea, pu-erh, and blends like a turmeric latte.

Are there any complaints about Tealyra Canada?

The critical reviewers wrote that some teas were bland or lacked flavor, one blend had gritty turmeric powder that did not mix well, and another tea had a strong fishy taste.

What do people say about Tealyra Canada outside Trustburn?

People outside Trustburn mention that the company offers good options with varying quality levels and suggest it may not be the best value for making lattes, while also noting that sales and promotions are occasionally available.

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Shelli Schultz
Reviews 1

Picked this up on a whim, mostly because I loved the idea of tea shaped into tiny pearls—it’s such a cool visual treat. It was actually my first time trying Tealyra, but after that first sip, I was genuinely blown away by how naturally sweet the flavor was, without adding any sugar or sweetener. Compared to the other green teas I’ve tried in the past, which I’d say were pretty lackluster, this is on another level. Definitely worth checking out, even if you’re a total newbie like me.

Tracie
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada nailed the autumn vibe with this chai blend. It delivers that rich, spicy flavor profile perfectly balanced with a sweet finish, all without needing milk or honey. I originally hoped it would work for a latte, and it exceeded expectations: a triple-strength steep, combined with steamed milk, warm froth, and a dusting of coconut sugar, creates a barista-quality drink. The visual appeal matches the taste—though I wish I could have shown you how good it looks!

Jd Aragon
Reviews 1

My first time trying a purple leaf tea from Tealyra Canada. Since the leaves are large, it takes up a fair amount of space for storage and fitting into your teapot. The highlight is definitely the aftertaste—it offers a unique mineral and citrus sensation, almost like blueberry paired with lemon salt. The leaves look distinct from typical peony white teas or aged shou mei, featuring a mix of dark and green leaves. The liquor is a surprising in-between hue rather than the usual gold or green. You can really feel the Cha Qi, so I recommend enjoying it during a mindful, relaxed session to appreciate the complexity. I’d definitely buy more if it’s in stock next time.

Tracie
Reviews 1

Tealyra’s got a brew that really hits the spot. It’s bold, tart, and deeply satisfying. I love cold-brewing it to mix with their lemonade or blend with other teas from their collection, like the White Silver Needle and Orange Pekoe Ceylon. It also shines when paired with their butterfly pea flowers or mixed into a hot Fat Burner for a mid-morning boost. If you’re looking for an herbal tea with serious character, this is it.

Nefeli Tsakona
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada delivers an outstanding natural tea experience. The blend features generous chunks of spices and perfectly balanced flavors, resulting in a truly warming and delicious brew. It is such a great product that I am already hoping for it to be back in stock sooner rather than later.

Henry Lavery
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada has nailed the authentic chai experience. The flavor is bold and rich, exactly as it should be for a traditional Indian-style blend. It’s incredibly versatile—I enjoy it both with and without milk, and you can easily adjust the sweetness to your taste. Truly a beautiful product!

Daniel Yim
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada really knows how to brew a powerful oolong. I used two teaspoons for 1.2 liters and only steeped for five minutes, but the leaves expanded so much that the brew turned quite dark even hours later. I ended up adding another 600 mL and drank a decent amount before my shift. The effect was immediate but subtle—I felt a nice balance of calm and energy, which made me much more relaxed at work than usual. While I typically prefer bolder, more complex flavor profiles, the clean taste here was still a pleasant experience.

Jenna Schmitz
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada has become my evening staple, and I couldn’t be happier with this choice. The flavor is rich and satisfying, but the real magic happens the moment I take that first sip. It’s like a switch flips, washing away the day’s tension and replacing it with a deep, soothing calm. Truly the perfect wind-down drink.

Aleks
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada has really nailed it with this matcha latte mix. I’ve tested quite a few other brands, but this one stands out as the clear winner. I usually brew it in cold water after lunch to replace my afternoon coffee—it’s become my go-to dessert-like treat that gives me just the right amount of energy.

Gervase Gallant
Reviews 1

I was really disappointed with the Pu'erh from Tealyra Canada because it tasted surprisingly thin. I tried brewing it exactly as I usually do—2 grams of leaves, 4 minutes, and boiling water right out of the kettle—but the result didn't match my expectations at all.

Professor Levine
Reviews 1

I’ve been enjoying this tea style for over 15 years across Asia, Europe, and the US, and Tealyra has been my go-to source for five of those years. This time, I followed their brewing instructions to the letter—precise measurements for leaves, water volume, and temperature. Unfortunately, the result was a noticeably flatter cup compared to the rich, robust Chinese pu-erh teas I’ve come to expect from Tealyra.

Mark Warburton
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada has truly nailed the formula with this tisane. It’s a fantastic blend that supports the excretory system without tasting medicinal. They’ve managed to balance the natural bitterness of antioxidants with the refreshing crispness of mint, resulting in a drink that is both healthy and genuinely enjoyable. It’s become my go-to afternoon pick-me-up, especially after a heavy meal. I love that it’s completely caffeine-free, allowing me to unwind in the early evening without worrying about staying up late. Highly recommended!

Breona Tomlinson
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada really nailed it with this white tea. It boasts a distinct herbaceous profile that sets it apart from typical green teas, while maintaining a fresh, light floral touch. The flavor is pleasantly robust for a Silver Needle. If you are a fan of white or green teas, I highly recommend giving this exceptional blend a try.

Lily Wang
Reviews 1

I’ve been a fan of Dan Cong for years, and Tealyra’s version of this medium-to-dark roasted oolong is outstanding. It has a strong character with a lovely orchid-like aroma. I’m really glad they offer this variety and hope they bring in more teas from this category in the future.

Craig Raper
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada really knows how to make a great fruit blend. This is hands-down my favorite, with a bold flavor profile that packs a punch thanks to the cinnamon. I also really enjoy their spiced white pear, but this one is just a bit stronger and more intense. It’s an instant mood booster every single time I brew a cup.

Jennifer Pitts
Reviews 1

If you’re looking for something resembling actual tea, Tealyra might not be for you. Their flavor profile feels more like drinking Yankee Candle potpourri, especially with that overpowering spice note that really ruins the experience. It’s terrible whether you drink it iced, hot, or watered down—nothing about it works. I actually purchased ten samples from their Canadian store, and this is the only one that was truly bad (it was so unpleasant I didn’t even bother trying the spiced apple). While a few of the other options were decent, most probably won’t be making it back to my cart.

Andrew Waldie
Reviews 1

Just received my first order from Tealyra Canada, and the delivery was impressive—11 distinct black teas sourced from India, China, Taiwan, and Japan arrived in a sturdy box, protecting the individual thick zip-seal bags perfectly. It only took four days to get them from Montreal to my rural home in Alberta. Having grown up Irish, I’ve been drinking five cups of tea daily since I was four, usually starting with strong Assam or Assam-Ceylon blends. This morning, I brewed the Assam Khagorijan Strong for the first time. The flavor was incredibly clean, malty, smooth, and velvety, with a subtle fruity aroma that added great depth. It actually reminded me of the Assam Thowra I used to drink thirty years ago. The 100g bag won’t last long—I definitely need another cup already! If these are any indication, I can’t wait to explore the rest of the selection with my daughter, who is happily continuing the tea tradition.

Michael Gorman
Reviews 1

Honest feedback: I’ve been a loyal customer of Tealyra Canada for a while now, and the vast majority of my orders have been excellent. But this specific tea was a complete letdown. I couldn’t detect any flavor at all—it was completely bland. It’s a bit of a mystery why this batch was so different, but I’m genuinely disappointed given my usual satisfaction with their service.

Justin
Reviews 1

I’m writing this review as a first-time pu-erh drinker at Tealyra Canada. The initial wash and first three steeps had a pretty strong fishy aroma that eventually faded, but the subsequent brews just tasted murky, like lake water to me. I’d give it a 3/10. However, a family member who tasted it found it suitable for everyday drinking, so results may vary.

Kevin Wright
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada's Pu'er left a slightly fishy aftertaste. It wasn't overpowering—I managed to finish the cup—but it was distinct enough to notice. As a beginner to this tea, I've tried two others: one with a much stronger fish flavor and a gift from a friend in China that was completely clean-tasting.

Eugene Shelevii
Reviews 1

I’m really disappointed with this Tealyra tea. It looks nice in the cup, but that’s where the quality ends. There is absolutely no flavor or aroma—just plain color. I tested it with different types of water, but the result was the same: completely bland. Since I bought a large 200g tin, I’ll probably just toss the rest. Waste of money.

David Lewis
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada delivers a complex flavor profile with this blend. The taste is an intense, bitter-sweet chocolate note that stands out. While some might find that bold bitterness appealing, it’s a bit too robust for my liking; I personally prefer something similar but with a sweeter finish, like their Liu Bao dark.

Erin
Reviews 1

I initially picked Tealyra Canada for the taste, but the health benefits are a nice bonus. I’ve noticed a real difference in how my body feels—less inflammation and reduced water retention. After just a day of drinking it, I feel much better. Definitely a five-star experience.

Mika Cajander
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada delivers a surprisingly complex blend in this box. Rather than the heavy, buttery milk tea many expect, you get a floral and refreshing brew where the lactose profile really shines through. It’s a distinct flavor that stands out from the usual sweet tea stereotypes. A solid 4-star experience for those who appreciate that specific taste profile.

Beth Medina
Reviews 1

I used to think I wasn’t a fan of green tea, but Tealyra Canada really won me over with this one. It’s delicious enough that I’ll be ordering it again. I love how it has a natural sweetness without any added sugar, reminiscent of the high-quality blends you’d find in a nice restaurant.

Deanr
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada delivers excellent value with this Jade Oolong. It’s a solid high-mountain Oolong that captures those lovely floral notes and sweet, candy-like aroma you expect, even if some scent has faded in recent batches. While premium Ali Shan and Mei Shan options might offer more, they come at a much higher cost. For the price, this is hard to beat and feels like a smarter buy than the other high-mountain teas listed on tealyra.ca.

Dean
Reviews 1

I gave Tealyra Canada one last shot at tracking down a Tie Guan Yin I actually enjoy, but unfortunately, I’ve officially called it quits on this iron goddess. This specific batch stood out as particularly "unique" among all my previous unsuccessful attempts. While the inclusion of stalks isn't inherently a flaw, they made up a disproportionate amount of the bag's weight. To my palate, the tea had a distinct chemical note, was overly astringent, and completely lacked the nuanced flavor profile I look for. It just wasn't for me, though you might have a different experience.

Chasen Cunitz
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada has truly mastered the art of oolong. I was pleasantly surprised by how this blend captured the sophisticated character of a high-quality oolong, despite its creamy, sweet profile. The small leaves unfurled into a beautiful golden liquor that exudes an exquisite aroma of orchids and honey. The flavor experience is even more impressive: it starts with a rich, milky smoothness that transitions into a velvety finish with a delicate floral sweetness. To get the most out of this tea, I suggest using a gentle pouring technique—aim for the side of the pot rather than directly on the leaves—and keep the initial steep times short (20–30 seconds). This method allowed me to enjoy over ten infusions, with the tea maintaining its character throughout. A genuinely exceptional product that I am thrilled to have tried.

Samantha Jack
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada has really nailed it with this blend. The aroma and flavor are incredibly intense, creating a perfect harmony between the creamy, sweet notes and the warm spices. I appreciated how the Pu’er base remained subtle, making it excellent on its own without the need for milk. It’s a truly luxurious tea experience.

Samantha Jack
Reviews 1

I absolutely loved the flavor profile of this tea from Tealyra Canada! It offered a wonderful balance of fruity notes and sweetness, with just the right amount of tart sharpness to keep it interesting. The spicy cinnamon aroma really came through, making for a truly enjoyable experience. Highly recommended by a happy customer!

Samantha Jack
Reviews 1

I was pleasantly surprised by this chai from Tealyra Canada. I usually stick to black tea blends, but this green tea base proved to be a wonderful choice. The flavor profile is a delightful mix of sweet and spicy notes, and the aroma really brings to mind the cozy scents of the holidays. A truly enjoyable experience.

Samantha Jack
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada really nailed it with this cup. The double-walled construction keeps the exterior cool while the tea inside stays hot, which is a brilliant touch. The filter sits perfectly in place, ensuring no stray leaves escape into your brew. I also appreciate the dual-purpose lid that doubles as a stand for the filter. It’s such a thoughtful design that I’m definitely buying more, especially since they make such great gifts.

Samantha Jack
Reviews 1

I was a bit surprised by the subtle aroma of this blend, but the flavor profile is incredibly refreshing. I can definitely taste the apple notes. I plan to stick to the recommended routine of two cups daily, one after lunch and the other after dinner, and I’m hopeful I’ll see great results.

Tom Anderson
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada really nailed the quality of this matcha. It’s hard to put into words, but the absence of any bitterness stood out to me. I was especially impressed by the smooth texture and the calm, soothing aftertaste that lingered. Truly a five-star experience.

Inarra Griffyn
Reviews 1

Tealyra’s Earl Grey Moonlight is hands down the finest version of this classic I’ve ever had. I’ve tried countless Earl Grey blends over the years, but this one stands out as the absolute best—so delicate with that mysterious hint of vanilla. Knowing it comes from Sri Lanka makes it even better. I’ve shared it with friends, and they’re all hooked now too.

Stephanie Hamer
Reviews 1

I switched to Tealyra Canada after struggling to track down Heath & Heather’s organic chamomile and spearmint tea bags, which had become my go-to nightcap. I decided to give their loose leaf version a try, and I’m so glad I did. The aroma and flavor are lovely, and it definitely helps me drift off to sleep easily. Truly a delightful find—I’m a loyal customer now!

Sb
Reviews 1

I’ve made Tealyra Canada’s tea a regular part of my household routine, and it’s genuinely effective for cold symptoms. Even my children’s coughs tend to clear up after just a couple of nights. I’m really fond of it and hope the high quality remains consistent. This is definitely a staple I’ll keep buying.

Sascha Uncia
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada delivers another solid selection. This brew is remarkably smooth, offering a gentle malty profile with subtle fruity notes and almost zero bitterness or astringency. It carries a hint of that sweet potato character typical of golden monkey teas; while it doesn’t stay entirely in the background for me, it doesn’t overpower the cup. It’s definitely high-quality, though I still lean toward their more affordable Wakoucha Japanese Black for everyday drinking. I’d give it a 4.5/5, mostly just because of my personal preference.

Sascha Uncia
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada’s Genmaicha is a pleasant, smooth option with a lovely hue. It offers a unique twist on the traditional style, blending grassy, umami notes with the distinct flavor of toasted rice and matcha. While the packaging could be improved—foil would help preserve freshness longer—I still recommend it to fans of the style. Just keep in mind that the matcha powder has a limited shelf life, so avoid buying large quantities at once.

Sascha Uncia
Reviews 1

The flavor profile in this Tealyra blend is a bit chaotic, with sour and bitter notes dominating the experience. It’s not really my cup of tea. I suppose it would work if you brew it lightly, chill it down, and drown it in sweetener, but I prefer my tea without that sugary mask. Two stars.

Craig Raper
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada delivered exactly what was promised. I’ve sampled nine or more Dragon Well varieties, and this pre-Qing Ming harvest from the West Lake region easily competes with the best I’ve had. The quality-to-price ratio is impressive for the standards of this market.

Sascha Uncia
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada delivered exactly what I expected. The hibiscus notes are quite bold and sour, so I found it tastes best when chilled and sweetened with just a touch of maple syrup. It’s a decent experience, though the flavor profile might be too intense for some.

Joshua Cheek
Reviews 1

As a big fan of both pu'erh and pistachios, I was excited to try this blend from Tealyra Canada. While it is incredibly aromatic, the sweet, caramel-like pistachio flavor is quite intense and overshadows the tea. It’s not bad at all, but it’s a bit much for my preference—I really prefer a subtle hint rather than a strong, bold note.

Anna Holben
Reviews 1

As someone always hunting for a serious caffeine kick, I previously stuck to herbal teas mostly out of ignorance. Discovering Tealyra was a game-changer; I didn't realize how vast the world of tea actually was. I sampled the 2009 Menghai 1st Grade Pu'erh and was instantly won over by its deep, earthy profile. I’m reordering it right away because I enjoy exploring different varieties, and this brand has delivered exactly that variety. Thanks to Tealyra for the incredible selection!

Queena Kwok
Reviews 1

Tealyra Canada has become our go-to spot for this exceptional Earl Grey. The flavor profile is far richer and more complex than standard blends, a characteristic I first fell in love with while traveling in Scandinavia. Since Tealyra is the only store in Canada stocking this variety, we are so grateful to have access to it. It has quickly grown into a household staple for the whole family.

Sascha Uncia
Reviews 1

Tealyra’s Milady Grey definitely leans into a floral, perfume-like profile right from the moment you open the bag. I initially thought it smelled more like aftershave, but checking the label confirmed there are no artificial flavors added, which is great. The strong scent mellows out nicely after brewing, resulting in a lovely orange-amber liquor with a pleasant floral and citrus aroma. The taste mirrors this with distinct floral and citrus notes, though the black tea base gets a bit overpowered by the floral bouquet. It has the characteristic strong, slightly bitter taste of a classic English black tea and pairs beautifully with milk. I’ve sampled quite a few of Tealyra’s Earl Greys, and while the Darjeeling (very citrus-forward) and Hawaiian (a tropical twist) remain my top picks, Milady Grey holds its own as a solid third place with its variety of citrus notes. Just be mindful of the intense floral character so your expectations match the experience.

Tadgh Kirby
Reviews 1

While not a bad experience, Tealyra Canada’s packaging is a bit misleading. I expected a prominent citrus profile, but the ginger flavor dominated for everyone who tried it. It’s essentially a mild ginger tea without the usual spicy kick. If you’re looking for a bold orange taste, this isn’t the right choice, but it works well if you enjoy a gentle ginger infusion.

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