Art of TeaOrganic Pacific Coast Mint (NaturallyCaffeine Free)| 50 Eco Friendly Pyramid Peppermint Tea Bags Sampler Assortment Sachets

This is the most refreshing and energizing mint tea on the market.

If you want a really nice mint tea with a strong but not overpowering flavor, this is an excellent choice. This tea comes packaged in a nice large sturdy cardboard box. Each of the tea bags are individually packaged. You don't have to worry about the tea getting stale since each bag comes in its own plastic (or some similar material) that is air tight.It brews like any other tea bag. The tea is strong enough that you can use it to brew an 8 ounce cup or a 15 ounce cup. Depending on how strong you like your tea you may be able to use one bag for two cups of tea. It makes great hot tea and tastes great over ice as well. The tea bags are sort of fluffy and the tea pieces in them are larger than the crumbs you typically get in grocery store teas.Overall, if you want a nice tea that is nicely packaged to stay fresh and offers a nice presentation for use on a tea spread, this is an excellent choice. I can't say I'd be willing to spend $45 for this box of mint tea but if you are, you'll enjoy some excellent mint tea or have a nice gift to give someone else.

I love this tea. It's been a huge lifeline while I've been sick, it also tastes delicious and the box is huge. Would definitely repurchase

Love having tea in the afternoon. Mint teas are usually a tea I need to double up on the bags to get a good brew. This Organic Mint tea packs a punch... a minty punch.It's very fragrant and the box is filled with tea packets. Each sachet is packaged individually and clearly preserves the tea from moisture and light, because it's shiny inside or the packet.I put the tea in a clear glass cup just to show its color (that's not the vessel I sip my teas from usually)...This is not a tea to double up. As soon as hot water touches the sachet, it's a very fragrant experience in the best possible way... relaxing... sipping my minty tea...

Like several other recent brands that have broken into the market recently, this brand is trying to differentiate itself by going for the high end tea market and squeeze into the space that originally was dominated by the likes of Teavana. I drink a lot of tea. This mint has a very smooth finish and the flavor has a robust but mellow tone to it. The mint is not over aggressive in this blend. The tea is quite good, but $45 dollars for 50 sachets seems like a reach. True that many people are willing to pay 6-10 dollars for a specialty coffee drink. There's no caramel crunch and whipped cream here folks. I have always been suspicious of tea companies trying to make tea a premium price commodity and it never quite lands with me. Don't get me wrong. I have paid good money for some very interesting tea blends that were very tasty. The taste never justified the cost and in my opinion it doesn't here. They do have a few other interesting flavors here, but so does the local start up near me that I can buy by the packet. Good tea, but too expensive for what I tasted. 4/5 stars.

This is a really premium mint tea. It has a bit of a complexity to it, with the slightest hint of earthiness and grassiness to the nose that you don't get from a regular supermarket mint tea. I've had some premium mint tea from Oregon before and this is similar in flavor to that. The 50 bags come individually wrapped and are in pyramid infusers. It shipped in its original box, so I transferred the tea bags to another tray that I have. The price is steep, but in line with tea bags from other premium brands. All of the Art of Tea products I've bought and tried before have been great.

This is a very delightful mint tea. Each pyramid bag comes in its own sealed pouch for freshness, and it indeed seals in the minty goodness well, because when you open the pouch you're hit with the potent aroma of the spearmint and peppermint blend.I like my herbal teas strong, so I let it steep a full 7 minutes to bring out as much flavor as possible. (The package recommends 5-7 minutes.) Once brewed, it has a potent aroma that clears my nose a bit. That initial hint of potent mint kicks off each sip, followed by the pleasant and lingering spearmint flavor. I don't know that I've ever had a tea with a prominent spearmint character, and it's nice. Unlike some mint teas that smell minty but mostly taste herbal, this has a nice flavor that lasts throughout.My wife and I both like this tea. It's nice as a wake-me-up tea due to the peppermint but also as a relaxing evening tea thanks to the soothing spearmint. It's pretty expensive as teas go, currently 90 cents per cup, but a fresh and delicious blend. Recommended.

So I have to confess that I'm not a huge fan of mint tea. I got this to have around for other folks. Grandma came over the other day and had some, and she said it was sooo good. My wife loves it too! So it passes the test for us!