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Reviewer: Colleen , Herndon , Houston ,TX
September 30, 2008
Delicious! I generally don't like mint teas, but this was smooth and subtle, and so refreshing. I will have to always keep some of this in my pantry. If you hate peppermint tea, give this a try; it's surprising.
Reviewer: Chris , OConnell , Buffalo ,NY
August 06, 2008
Ann from Newboro ONT, Simple suggestion, buy yourself a utilitea kettle(adustable temp) and a tea timer. Add a Britta water filter and there are no excuses for perfect cup after perfect cup. Enjoy
Reviewer: Chris , OConnell , Buffalo ,NY
August 05, 2008
I really like Gunpowder, so adding spearmint seemed like a no brainer. It was , this is a delicious tea. I will add it as a regular to the collection.
Reviewer: Thomas , Day , Austin ,TX
April 30, 2008
Iced, this is a daily staple for me in the hot Texas summers. I order this in so much bulk it would make the folks at Sam's Club raise an eyebrow. Conclusion: This tea makes you feel cooler than the other side of the pillow.
Reviewer: Ann , Fothergill-Brown, Newboro ,ON
May 07, 2007
Bought 1/4-lb. of this tea without sampling because I am a huge fan of Moroccan mint tea. I was really disappointed, and much of the original quantity still sits in my cupboard months later. This tea is very unforgiving to brew. The slightest error in the suggested water temperature or standing time produces a harsh, nasty cup. I've regretfully gone back to the blend carried by my favourite bulk foods store, even though they use peppermint as well as spearmint in the mix. (Not ideal, but at least I can brew a cup with much less trepidation.)
Reviewer: A tea Drinker, Atlanta,GA
March 24, 2006
I absolutely love this tea! After I had some at a Morrocan restaurant, I was determined to find it. I was so glad to find it here! It tastes so good, and makes a great, refreshing end to a wonderful meal!
Reviewer: Joe,
This tea brings me right back to Chefchaouan, Morocco, sipping a tea incredibly similar to this. I remember my guide called it "Moroccan Whiskey, 'cause it makes you frisky". I don't know about the frisky part, but it really is a great pick-me-up, even/especially when it's hot out.
