The liquorice plant is a legume (related to beans and peas) and native to southern Europe and parts of Asia. A sweet flavor, commonly referred to simply as licorice, can be extracted from its root. In traditional Chinese medicine, liquorice is commonly used in herbal formulas to “harmonize” the other ingredients in the formula and to carry the formula into all 12 of the regular meridians.
There are 12 reviews available for this category, for 8 different blends of tea. The average rating for products in this category is 7.5.
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Stephen's review: "A deliciously complex blend of mint, green tea and spices... sort of a "mint chai" that - if you close your eyes - can easily transport you to a Tunisian street cafe." Read review » |
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Cindy's review: "This delightful chamomile blend smells and looks as good as it tastes... one of the best I've tasted of its kind." Read review » |
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Stephen's review: "A very enjoyable herbal blend with a sweet citrus/fruity twist, though the licorice tends to overpower most of the other ingredients." Read review » |
7.5/10 |
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Vanessa's review: "A tasty and intriguing blend... leaves your mouth feeling quite refreshed, with a bit of spicy pepperiness in the back of the throat." Read review » |
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Stephen's review: "A very flavorful and top-notch mint tea with a hint of natural sweetness... I'd buy this again just for the taste, regardless of the health benefits." Read review » |
8/10 |
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Rebekah's review: "A perfectly balanced blend of sweet and savory... the licorice, cocoa, and citrus ingredients work well together to balance out the pepper and cayenne. I will definitely being buying this tea." Read review » |
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Nicole's review: "Way too spicy for me... my throat felt like it was on fire. For those who enjoy spicy foods, this tea may be perfect but it just wasn't for me." Read review » |
4/10 | |
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Troy's review: "Sweet and spicy with a smoky malted flavor... leaves you both quenched and on fire at the same time." Read review » |
9/10 |
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Shane's review: "The mint and fennel are the primary flavors here... its a refreshing tea, calming and therapeutic. " Read review » |
7/10 |
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Stephen's review: "A subtle but nicely blended herbal tea... best suited for those looking for a soothing, meditative tea experience." Read review » |
7/10 |
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Stephen's review: "More a spiced tea than a chocolate tea... the foundation flavors here are from the chicory root, cardamom and licorice root. Chocolate flavoring here is a mere afterthought, if its detected at all." Read review » |
6/10 |
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Stephen's review: "A case of citrus-overload for me... but watered down a little bit more it was a refreshing, herbal iced tea." Read review » |
6/10 |
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