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“GCTTB i think i’m just tired of mint. this isn’t a bad tea…but i just have the blahs about mint these days.” Read full tasting note
“GCTTB This tea was in the box for the last round and I didn’t try it then. I took a sample out and gave it a try yesterday. It was pretty good! It reminded me of the Vanilla Mint Cha Pu’erh from...” Read full tasting note
“The company I purchased this tea from was sadly short-lived but I’m not too surprised – we’re more of a Tim Hortons coffee-type city than anything resembling cultured. They did have some...” Read full tasting note
A full-flavoured blend with a cool peppermint note.
Ingredients: Organic (FT) pu-erh tea, vanilla, peppermint, cinnamon, and licorice root.
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GCTTB
This tea was in the box for the last round and I didn’t try it then. I took a sample out and gave it a try yesterday.
It was pretty good! It reminded me of the Vanilla Mint Cha Pu’erh from Rishi Teas. It was the very first pu’erh I ever had. Now after having straight pu’erh only for awhile it was a bit strange to try a blended one again. I just think of them as being in their own class of tea separate from straight pu’erh.
This one was minty & earthy with a hint of vanilla. There was also something in there giving it a faint spicy edge. Maybe the cinnamon? This blend works well for a ripe pu’erh and I really enjoyed it. I tried to keep notes at work but it went down pretty fast.
Flavors: Cinnamon, Earth, Mint, Vanilla
The company I purchased this tea from was sadly short-lived but I’m not too surprised – we’re more of a Tim Hortons coffee-type city than anything resembling cultured. They did have some interesting blends while they were active though, among them several flavoured pu’erh blends.
The pu’erh base in this one is fairly mild and gentle with a nice, rich peaty flavour. As you might guess from the title mint is the main flavour component but the vanilla gives the tea a creamy sweetness and the cinnamon gives it a hint of warm spice. It all works very nicely together and it makes me wish I’d thought to grab more of the company’s flavoured pu’erhs while I had the chance.
I’m surprised that one’s still kicking around. I found it was really good for upset stomachs, but at this point, if it isn’t a big hit, you won’t hurt my feelings if you throw it out. :D