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“Having this one today in the french press. Yum. Yum. Yum. I do love good mint tea. The last time I had this it reminded me of another tea. Today in the grocery I nailed it. Bigelow’s...” Read full tasting note
“The spearmint in this blend is strong but not overwhelming. The black tea holds its own. A brisk and lively tea for this morning (yes, it’s still morning, only a few minutes left in the morning,...” Read full tasting note
“This isn’t as bad as I thought it would be. Refreshing but not as “in your face” as regular mint. Good tea blend for the morning :)” Read full tasting note
“A VERY NICELY Flavored Spearmint Black…very nicely done! First cup on the day! YAY! Yeah…trying to pump myself up for another day of HELL WEEK (At Work)…eeeeeek.” Read full tasting note
Ingredients: Tea, Spearmint, natural and/or artificial flavor(s).
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Having this one today in the french press. Yum. Yum. Yum. I do love good mint tea. The last time I had this it reminded me of another tea. Today in the grocery I nailed it. Bigelow’s Plantation mint….except take the flavor and quality up quite a bit. We had this tea in the house a lot growing up. I started drinking tea with my mom probably since I was a freshman in high school or before. Usually it was mint tea with milk and sugar. Of course now I drink my tea straight most of the time. So I have graduated a bit. Man is this good. I’m thinking if Frank did this one again….I am on it.
The spearmint in this blend is strong but not overwhelming. The black tea holds its own. A brisk and lively tea for this morning (yes, it’s still morning, only a few minutes left in the morning, but it’s still morning for me)
I am nervous to try this one as spearmint is not my favorite flavor
I prefer peppermint to spearmint… but, the spearmint in this blend is quite nice here because it doesn’t overwhelm the cup. I would recommend letting the cup cool down just a bit… I found that when I sipped it when it was quite hot the flavors were a bit harsher, but as it came to a slightly cooler temperature the flavors mellowed a little bit. The tea was still “hot” but it was a drinkable hot… know what I mean?
Yeah – thanks for the advice!
