Indian Mint

Tea type
Black Tea
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Flavors
Mint
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Average preparation
Boiling 3 min, 30 sec 17 oz / 500 ml

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  • “I made a batch of this cold and it makes a pretty good cold mint tea. It’s similar to the Tavalon Purity in that I don’t really taste the black tea. It’s just sort of a backdrop for the mint, which...” Read full tasting note
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A rare first flush Darjeeling perfectly blended with cool mint. Reminiscent of the classic Moroccan Mint.

Sommelier’s notes:
8 oz water (180F) | 2 tsp loose tea | steep 3 minutes
add a touch of cane sugar to enhance taste

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2036 tasting notes

I made a batch of this cold and it makes a pretty good cold mint tea. It’s similar to the Tavalon Purity in that I don’t really taste the black tea. It’s just sort of a backdrop for the mint, which gives it a bit more heft than a pure mint tisane would have, if that makes sense. Like the Purity, it also delivers a lot of mint leaf into the iced tea as they are slippery little devils and evade the strainer.

The main difference between this and the Tavalon Purity, besides the hint of ginger which this doesn’t have, is that this one has some serious astringency.

Which is a downside, in my book, for an iced tea. The last thing I really want to feel after drinking iced tea is that I need to drink water to rehydrate my mouth and throat.

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