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“One of the teabags I picked up last week during my hotel stay – it’s got a very fresh scent, and the bits of leaf I can see through the bag are a lighter green color than I’m used to seeing in...” Read full tasting note
“This is one of my favourite peppermint teas. I purchased a couple boxes after going to high tea at the Banff Springs Hotel. It makes a great strong brew, perfect for clearing out sinuses from head...” Read full tasting note
“I normally don’t like peppermint tea, but this was really good. It is very mellow in comparison to regular peppermint. If you have a chance to try this tea do so.” Read full tasting note
A cool, pungent and lively taste. The climate in the Cascade Mountains provides perfect growing conditions.
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One of the teabags I picked up last week during my hotel stay – it’s got a very fresh scent, and the bits of leaf I can see through the bag are a lighter green color than I’m used to seeing in peppermint.
After three minutes steeping time, I’m a little surprised by the notes in the flavor that I can pick out aside from the mint. The mint itself takes center stage, but is not as “breath minty” fresh as I’ve had with other peppermint teas. Aside from that is a pronounced grassy taste – I’d swear there was chamomile or some other herb in there, but I don’t think that’s the case. There’s also another aftertaste that comes into play, something akin to what it tastes like to chew on paper, which is not entirely pleasant.
This one’s okay, but I’ve had others I prefer.
