Pure Peppermint [duplicate]

Minty, but oily. Used this to help my sore throat, did the job.

When my wife used to drink this during pregnancy I thought she was mad as I hated it, but I guess I’m more chilled now I’m firmly in fatherhood as I drink it quite often! Not my favorite tea but refreshing nonetheless and fine at any time of the day.

This is a favorite … kind of my “comfort tea” – it always makes me feel good after I have drunk some.

i drink TOO much of this!

Refreshing, easy and caffeine free cup of tea, that I can drink at any point of the day.
Is one of my favorite everyday teas at the moment, I do prefer it hot though could be use to make lovely ice tea.

Pulled this one from the wrapper and immediately got a whiff of peppermint. It is minty but a bit oily as well. We’ve been suffering from Spring Allergies here and this was a comforting tea to sip while the sinuses struggled. I don’t think it will be an every day tea but it’s definitely a good one for when feeling not 100%.

For a grocery store boxed tea bag, this Mint Tea is actually pretty solid. The mint is a little overwhelming, and there is not even a hint of the green tea base, but I shouldn’t compare it to home-made mint tea, or even high quality loose leaf. For a store bought tea bag, this is not bad. Great for those wet, cold winter days, especially when a little under the weather.

Good stuff.

-E

This one’s for the people who don’t like a cup of frigid Old Man Winter. Light and smooth but does get a little musty. Not my cup but still drinkable.

This day has most certainly required tea. It will require even more tea before long.
Argh. Thank goodness for tea.

If you are sick, a squeeze of lemon and a drop of honey is perfect for your sinuses. This is primarily what I turn to this tea for. Which is why it’s a lower rating – I’m just not big on peppermint as a go-to flavor. My husband prefers this tea over all others when he’s sick.