"Very well-blended... the unusual addition of lemongrass adds a nice finishing bite to this rather unique mint-tea."
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Mint-teas are, along with Earl Greys, one of my most favorite types of tea. They are refreshing, exotic, soothing and invigorating all at once - or at least the good ones are.
Stash’s Moroccan Mint Green Tea is a mix of spearmint, peppermint and - a nice touch - lemongrass. The latter ingredient provides a bit of spice and bite that many other mint teas lack. Altogether I found this to be an excellent blend, though just a tad bit heavy on the spearmint for my tastes.
Long-time readers of Teaviews may remember that one of my highest-rated teas ever was Adagio’s own mint-green tea, which they call Casablanca Twist. How do the two compare? Well, I think head-to-head Casablanca Twist is still the superior tea (though darn it, I’ve run out of my own supply and wasn’t able to do a proper comparative tasting of each side by side).
Nevertheless, this blend comes in at a strong second-place, and for those who are budget-conscious, Stash’s Moroccan Mint is quite a bit cheaper than Adagio’s Casablanca Twist. (3.5oz for $6.75, vs. 3oz for $10 at Adagio).
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January 17th, 2008 at 1:08 pm
Have you tried the bagged version? I would be interested to hear your thoughts on how the two compare.