Nantucket Herbal Mint

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Herbal Rooibos Blend
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Hibiscus, Rooibos, Spearmint, Vanilla
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Caffeine Free
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  • “Etsy Tea Advent Calendar Day 18: Ah, an herbal mint tea. Delightful. I enjoy herbal mint teas. Hard to screw up a plain peppermint tea. I checked the website for an ingredient list. Oh. Redbush...” Read full tasting note
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From Eastern Shore Tea Company

Some fifteen miles east of Martha’s Vineyard lies the smaller island of Nantucket. The island was originally settled by the Quakers. Today, Nantucket is a slow paced summer resort, world famous for its secluded beaches thick with bayberry, beach plum, and heather. Our Nantucket Mint tea was inspired by the cool breezes that cleanse the island by night and the warm summer winds that bathe the island by day. Cover Illustration: Chas. Constantine. 100% Organic Redbush (Rooibos) tea with Vanilla, Spearmint, and Hibiscus. Caffeine-Free Herbal Tea.

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Etsy Tea Advent Calendar Day 18:

Ah, an herbal mint tea. Delightful. I enjoy herbal mint teas. Hard to screw up a plain peppermint tea. I checked the website for an ingredient list. Oh. Redbush (rooibos). And spearmint. That might be a nice change from peppermint. And vanilla. Okay, I could see that adding a touch of creaminess to the tea. And hibiscus. HIBISCUS??? I do not like hibiscus.

I brewed up the cup. The liquor was very dark. Common with rooibos . I sipped. Nothing. I didn’t detect any mint. Or any hibiscus. What the heck. I let it cool a bit and tried again. A hint of cool mint. Still no hibiscus. Some woodiness from the rooibos. Still no real flavor. I drank half the cup and then gave up and made a cup of plain peppermint tea.

I have to say, this tea advent calendar has been a bit of a disappointment to me. On the one hand, it is beautifully presented with each tea bag wrapped in heavy blue paper with Christmas/winter designs and tried to the Snowflake wall hanging. And it is nice to try teas I have never seen before. I am a tea snob, but there are several bagged teas I enjoy like Good Earth Sweet & Spicy, Twinings Prince of Wales, Scottish Breakfast by Taylor’s of Harrowgate, and more. I just don’t care for most of the teas by Eastern Shore Tea Company. But we do still have a few days left, so maybe I will strike gold in one of those. :)

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