Green Tea with Mint

The green tea smells stronger than it tastes. There's nothing offensive about it, but neither is it satisfying. I rather suspect that Bigelow's green teas are blended for those that drink green tea for purported health benefits rather than the flavor. It's mild and not bitter, but it lacks any brightness or vegetal com...

This is a pretty decent tea. It is very smooth and easy to drink because it has little bitterness and astringency. The mint and green tea go really well together. Normally I'm not so crazy about mint teas but this one mixed with green tea is really good. I get that nice mint flavor without it being too overwhelming. Th...

Here's the next entry in the dossier of Allegro teas obtained at one of our Colorado vacation stops. This is one of the few that I would consider ordering on its own merit...that is, if I weren't already dropping bags of inexpensive peppermint tea in with good green tea on occasion, to accomplish much the same result....

The aroma is about what I expected; smells pretty much just like the spearmint from our garden. Flavor wise, this isn't a robust tea. It's reminiscent of spearmint candy, but it's subtle. I'd say this definitely falls into the aromatic category more than anything else, but it's not bad!

A mellow mint aroma, and a flavor that matches it fairly well. It's not a strong mint flavor, but it's definitely present. It reminds me of a pure green tea with a few spearmint leaves added to it. While the name is indicative of the holidays, the tea isn't... it's more a springtime feel in my opinion. Not a bad option...