Peppermint, not to be confused with spearmint, has a zingy fresh flavour. It’s cooling on the tongue from the menthol content – it’s the flavour of your toothpaste! When used as an ingredient in recipes and tea blends, it has a delightfully sweet, refreshing flavour. Read articles and tea reviews containing peppermint here.
My review of Lipton Green Tea Mint isn’t overly favourable. I’ll outline why I don’t like it below but let me just say – if you do get the chance to try this tea (which is likely as it’s stocked in many hotel rooms) I’d recommend you do. My personal …
The second box of vitamin teas in the generous sample set that Eloments sent me! Eloments Egyptian Mint Tea is an inviting blend of peppermint and spearmint. That combination of sweet menthol from the peppermint and gentle warmth from the spearmint is always a winner. It’s also super good for …
Two mint tea reviews in one week! It’s no surprise really. Refreshing mint tea is exactly what you need when the weather is too warm for a traditional cuppa but slightly too cool for an iced tea. Pukka Three Mint tea is a medley of different mint plants: Peppermint – …
It always surprises me how two identical herbal teas from different brands can taste so different. I first noticed it with my plain chamomile blends – one can be gentle and light while another musty and syrupy. This peppermint leaves tea from PMD is just the same, with a gentle …
Like a real mojito, this tea turned into a drink that I dared not have too much of. It’s strong, minty and very refreshing. The perfect drink for summer – if summer ever arrives in the UK. Dreaming of warmer days where I can relax in the sun, I wrote …
