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“Initially I liked this tea, but after half a cup it was just too strong for me.” Read full tasting note
“Its raining, I’m coughing, and I need tea, damn it. Enter Peets. I love Peets, because the person behind the counter never gets “the look” when I ask for tea. You know “the look”. The one where,...” Read full tasting note
We search the world for the best teas, herbs, coffees and spices, and the only U.S.-grown crop that ranks as the very best in these categories is peppermint. Our peppermint is grown in the Pacific Northwestern states of Oregon and Washington, and has an intensely minty quality. Peet’s herbals offer a flavorful cup without the caffeine.
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Its raining, I’m coughing, and I need tea, damn it.
Enter Peets. I love Peets, because the person behind the counter never gets “the look” when I ask for tea.
You know “the look”. The one where, when one orders tea from a hot beverage emporium, the poor soul gets that look in their eyes of “tea? Tea?! Do we even serve that? What goes in tea? I hope they dont ask about teas!”
I try not to go to those places. Partially because the beverages are just so expensive, and partially because the tea is almost never any good.
Not at Peets. And today, the guy there was the best Tea Guy, the one who is happily recommending things for you to try.
Today, though, its rainy and I’m still not entirely well, and peppermint tea sounded like just the thing. And it is.
The thing about peppermint tea- I dont notice when its good peppermint tea. I just drink it and go “ahh”. Not in a “write-a-sonnet” kind of way, just a vauge background pleasantness. I only notice if its bad.
This is not a bad peppermint tea. Its lovely. Sigh.
I’ll have to try their peppermint soon!
I once asked at a cafe what kind of tea they had, and the cashier looked at me like “what?” and responded “black or green,” sigh.
LOL write a sonnet kind of way. Feel better soon! (I’m starting to worry—it’s been a while since you started coughing—do you maybe need antibiotics? Can I be presumptuous enough to encourage you to go to the doctor if you haven’t already?)
Morgana, thank you. I am also becoming a bit concerned. I will be calling my doctor upon monday, when they are open again. Thank you for checking up on me. Steepster people are the best.
