HEYTEA Green Grape Boom

About the Green Grape Boom

Green Grape Boom sells for $9.99 at 200 calories. Green grape pulp goes into a jasmine green tea base, the same construction as Crisp Grape Boom, which is why these two get confused at the counter constantly. The differences are real but small, and the price gap runs the opposite way to what most people expect.

This is the lighter of the two. Fewer calories, a sharper finish, and less of the thick pulp weight the Crisp build carries through to your last few sips. Where Crisp Grape tastes like crushed fruit, this reads more like a grape tea. Which one you prefer comes down to how much you want the fruit to dominate, and there is no wrong answer.

On price it is the more expensive of the pair at $9.99 against $9.49, and it carries fewer calories at 200 against 210. It also has no large cup option while Crisp Grape does. Buy on value alone and you take the Crisp build. Buy on how the drink actually tastes and you should try both once, then stop worrying about it.

The jasmine underneath is more audible here than in most of the fruit range, and to me that is the strongest argument for this cup. With less pulp competing, the floral note comes through cleanly, particularly at reduced sugar. At full sugar that advantage disappears entirely and the two grape drinks become almost impossible to tell apart, so know that before you pay the extra.

Order this if you find the Crisp build slightly heavy, or if the tea itself is the part you care about. Skip it if you want the maximum amount of fruit for your money, since the Crisp version gives you more of that for less. Neither drink contains dairy, so both work if you are avoiding milk.

For the creamy version of this exact drink, Cloud Green Grape adds a salted cheese cap and costs $9.49, which is actually less than this cup. That pricing is unusual and it makes the Cloud version the obvious pick if dairy is not a problem for you.