Numi Organic Caffeine Free Moroccan Mint Herbal Tea, 18 Count Microplastic Free Tea Bags

I enjoy this moroccan mint tea. I make a pot of it about three times a week. My store does not stock this item. It was fulfilled and shipped directly to me. I would highly recommend this product to someone who enjoys mint tea. It is smoother than other mint teas on the market.

My go-to nighttime tea, warm or iced, all year long. Decaf, so. Sigh, also, I travel with a few of these in my purse. (I know, embarrassing… but they are individually wrapped and have a specific mild mint flavor that is hard to replicate. I've tried). Bonus: mint is great for the tummy.

Best mint tea I've ever purchased.

It is a nice variation from peppermint tea. It is good cold or warm. I can use it without sweetener. One bag easily flavors two cups of tea.

real mint taste

This is very good yea, very good flavor of light mint

I typically don't enjoy herbal teas, but this product actually surprised me. The packaging made me feel like it was earthy and real, not manufactured. The aroma as it brewed was quite intoxicating and uplifting. And then the flavor was quite good, it was very strongly mint, but without having any kind of numbing sensation as I thought it might have. Anytime I've had things with actual mint oil its made my mouth feel odd, so that's what I expected, instead it was just a great smooth and strong mint flavor.

Upon opening the tea bag, a whiff of strong, sweet spearmint tickled my nose. I was happily surprised that the tea didn't end up tasting like spearmint gum....it was delicate in flavor and perfect for after dinner, as it's caffeine free and helps with digestion.

Numi - Organic Moroccan Mint Tea definitely doesn't need any sugar added, unless you want to enhance the taste. This tea tastes similar to Spearmint. However, I have only tasted spearmint gum. It's not an overpowering taste or smell :) I actually didn't find any information on the packaging that told me exactly what type of mint it was other than Moroccan.

Good-quality tea and strong. Traditional Moroccan mint tea is very labor-intensive (though rewarding,) so if you like mint tea this is an easy option. More expensive than some mass-market brands, but is also non-GMO and organic, as well as fair trade, which are important to some people. Loose-leaf teas are sometimes also more economical and better-quality, but even as someone who often enjoys making big pots of loose-leaf tea blends, the loss in quality and slight extra cost of bagged teas still sometimes are outweighed by the convenience and ease of single-serve, steep-and-toss packaging. Each tea bag comes in its own sealed pouch, which makes the environmentalist in me a bit peeved (many brands of bagged tea have switched to more minimal packaging) but does help to keep the tea tasting fresh longer, which for those who only enjoy tea occasionally or like having a broad variety of teas available at once could be helpful in reducing the number of "stale" bags that go to waste when they lose flavor and fragrance before they have a chance to be consumed.