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“lemon myrtle is what this tea is about. the mint, normally a powerful addition to any tea blend, is barely noticeable behind the lemon. (in fact, be careful not to steep this in a plastic mug, as...” Read full tasting note
“I’ve been looking for a citrusy herb tea that did not contain hibiscus or rose hips — not easy. I first tried this iced in a NYC cafe, and iced is its best incarnation. It’s minty and the tartness...” Read full tasting note
Tingling, refreshing & invigorating. A stimulating citrusy combination that is great on ice! Lemon Myrtle (Organic), Peppermint (Organic)
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Citralicious
Sencha Tea Barlemon myrtle is what this tea is about. the mint, normally a powerful addition to any tea blend, is barely noticeable behind the lemon. (in fact, be careful not to steep this in a plastic mug, as the plastic will smell like lemons for a very long time) enjoy the aroma of lemon drop candy, naturally sweet, soothing experience. add the peppermint, and you have a tea that is good for headaches, digestion, colds, any other ailment…this is a comforting hot tea, and an interesting iced tea for something different! so there you go.
I’ve been looking for a citrusy herb tea that did not contain hibiscus or rose hips — not easy. I first tried this iced in a NYC cafe, and iced is its best incarnation. It’s minty and the tartness is not too sour or fruity. The citrus is more lime than lemon, and more zest than juice. It makes the perfect unsweetened, uncaffeinated iced tea, but it’s also my go-to herbal when I’m feeling a cold coming on. I know this isn’t the lime-blossom tisane that Proust’s aunt used to give him, but it tastes exactly as I imagined that tea to have tasted.
