Classic Mint (Egyptian Mint Herb Tea)
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Commercial Description
Caffeine-free, full leaf top-grade peppermint produces a refreshingly hearty cup of tea that is both soothing to the tummy and cleansing to the palate.
Ratings & Reviews
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50 Aroma: 10/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 2/5
spaflam (180 reviews) on Apr. 2nd, 2017
I agree 100% with Alex. I had this at a restaurant - and it is a mid-to-strong peppermint without being too strong/sharp. Not a candy-cane tea - might even have spearmint in there too? Can't tell.
Nope. Just checked the Bigelow website - it's 100% peppermint, which, indded, you can grow yourself. Cheaply.
spaflam (180 reviews) on Apr. 2nd, 2017
I agree 100% with Alex. I had this at a restaurant - and it is a mid-to-strong peppermint without being too strong/sharp. Not a candy-cane tea - might even have spearmint in there too? Can't tell.
Nope. Just checked the Bigelow website - it's 100% peppermint, which, indded, you can grow yourself. Cheaply.
50 Aroma: 6/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 2/5
Alex Zorach (1453 reviews) on Mar. 2nd, 2012
Very fresh, crisp peppermint aroma. Clean but without being flat. Little of the complex herbaceous aroma that I like though, in peppermint. Strong but without being candy-like.
I tried this mainly to try it, peppermint grows out of control in this climate and I'm never short of it...so I wouldn't buy this (or any commercially-grown peppermint) on my own, but, among what's available out there, I thought this was decent.
Still, I must wonder, why are they importing peppermint from Egypt, to a country where it grows like a weed? It doesn't seem the most eco-friendly thing to do, given that peppermint is a water-loving crop, and in Egypt, water is scarce.
Alex Zorach (1453 reviews) on Mar. 2nd, 2012
Very fresh, crisp peppermint aroma. Clean but without being flat. Little of the complex herbaceous aroma that I like though, in peppermint. Strong but without being candy-like.
I tried this mainly to try it, peppermint grows out of control in this climate and I'm never short of it...so I wouldn't buy this (or any commercially-grown peppermint) on my own, but, among what's available out there, I thought this was decent.
Still, I must wonder, why are they importing peppermint from Egypt, to a country where it grows like a weed? It doesn't seem the most eco-friendly thing to do, given that peppermint is a water-loving crop, and in Egypt, water is scarce.
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