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Mint Chocolat from Steep City Teas

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80/100

Mint Chocolat

Black Tea by Steep City Teas

We know you have tried those mint chocolates they give you at restaurants after a meal, this tea is for those that like and don’t like them. Confused? Even if you don’t like those chocolates, you will LOVE this tea. We have sampled it across Miami through our tea tasting events. A strong, heady black tea that is rich and bold with chocolate flavors and refreshing at the same time because of the mint. We added some chamomile to the blend for the soft, relaxing chamomile flavor that is easily complemented by actual chocolate pieces and mint leaves. A new favorite for you.

4 Tasting Notes

Sil
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Sil 2 tasting notes

Thank you for this sample Starfevre!

I’m still pretty undecided about this tea. I think part of it, is that in the case where chamomile is concerned, the frustration from having it in any of my baskets makes me more inclined to be critical of the tea. if that makes sense. Overall this is a pretty good mint chocolate tea. I’m just not sure how i feel yet about the addition of the chamomille. I think it’s proabably better than the current rating i’m giving it, but that’s a tentative rating until i can try it a couple more times.

I had this one again and i just can’t seem to figure the chamomille out. It doesn’t add much, and just gets into my brew basket. Ah well, happy to have tried another steep city tea!

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Starfevre
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Starfevre 2 tasting notes

My first order from Steep City Teas and I thought I’d go for the classic mint-chocolate flavour combination because I’ve always been a fan of those. Steep City puts their own little twist to it by adding some chamomile to the blend that has real chocolate chips in it, along with what I think is peppermint.

The flavour is pretty mild with a 3 minute steep. The mint is a bit stronger than the chocolate, but they are both clearly present. The chamomile adds an interesting under- and after-taste to the tea, which is pleasant. The black base is barely present.

Overall I think this is a good blend for the genre. Interesting little twist to it with the chamomile. Thumbs up.

I’m still the only person who’s left a tasting note for this tea? Travesty. Well, I gave a lot of it up to a swap so there will be at least a couple more people who have tried this on Steepster pretty soon. As soon as it makes it’s way through Canadian Customs and such anyway.

I see I noted last time that this tea is pretty mild at 3 minutes, and that’s still true for this pot. I think I got more chamomile in this pot of tea though because that’s coming through a bit stronger. Not enough to overwhelm anything but definitely enough to give some strength to it’s presence. All in all, can’t complain.

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