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“Hmmm. This is a touch odd. It’s earthy and minty and I guess there’s vanilla but the latter two ingredients make me think of cotton candy. That’s been dropped in dirt? And, even with that in...” Read full tasting note
“I’m not sure how i feel about this one. It’s minty for sure, but not overly vanilla-y. There’s an under taste to this though that is weird. it might be the mint mixing with the puerh and vanilla…...” Read full tasting note
“Not bad. i liked the puerh base, but i found myself wishing somewhat for more of a flavour commitment. i like peppermint tea, and i like vanilla, but despite there being 3 significant taste...” Read full tasting note
“Dry this smells like The Tea Store’s Candy Cane. It’s minty, but not overly so. I like this one quite a bit, I’ll probably add this one to my morning pu-erh s. It’s similar in taste to candy...” Read full tasting note
Another winning premixed blend which is exclusive to Tealux, Pu- Erh Vanilla Mint tea is totally organic and comprised of only the freshest natural ingredients.
All of the signature rich aroma and detailed taste of loose leaf Pu- Erh tea is only enhanced by the careful addition of hand chopped vanilla beans, wild peppermint and spices. Producing a complex and heady aroma, the warming scents of freshly ground cinnamon and vanilla belie the freshness of pure peppermint and comforting liquorice, all overlaid by the pervasive and detailed depth of taste found only in Chinese Pu- Erh tea.
Producing a deep reddish-black infusion when brewed, this tea has a full and creamy body with a cool peppermint note and natural light sweetness. Finishing tones with accents of espresso and cocoa round off our signature Pu- Erh Vanilla Mint blend.
1-1.5 tsp 212 degrees 3-5 min
Ingredients: Organic Pu- Erh tea, organic vanilla, organic peppermint, organic cinnamon, organic liquorice root
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Hmmm. This is a touch odd. It’s earthy and minty and I guess there’s vanilla but the latter two ingredients make me think of cotton candy. That’s been dropped in dirt? And, even with that in mind, I’m still not quite sure where to rate it. It’s not bad, but that cocoa spice pu-erh I had from tealux is just so much better in comparison – I probably wouldn’t re-buy this one.
The sample sizes are pretty decent though for $1.50. Definiately 5 cups or so in there, and I scooped them up when everything was 25% off last month!
Not bad. i liked the puerh base, but i found myself wishing somewhat for more of a flavour commitment. i like peppermint tea, and i like vanilla, but despite there being 3 significant taste contributers i still didn’t really get a solid flavour direction or blend. not bad, but just kindof there.
a vanilla based mint where the mint is strong and the vanilla subtle so, a 60/40 mix. or the same ration with a vanilla with a fresher taste of mint? hmmm…. wonder if the puerh was responsible for the murkiness? might be more successful with a black instead….
i any case— not bad, but not great.
OOPS! forgot to thank cavocorax for this insightful sample! i am having one of those days!!!
Dry this smells like The Tea Store’s Candy Cane.
It’s minty, but not overly so. I like this one quite a bit, I’ll probably add this one to my morning pu-erh s.
It’s similar in taste to candy cane, not as strong though, & nit as much vanilla.
I wish taste wise this was more like the vanilla mint mate from my local tea store.
But still pretty yummy.
Sipped on this one yesterday morning and just appreciated the simplicity and balance of the vanilla and mint flavours with the subtle hint of cinnamon in the undertone. It’s a bold and rich base but because of the delicate and light handed approach to the flavouring it manages to come off as soft and soothing,
So funny how tastes vary, I prefer this one way more than cocoa spice