Suki Tea Peppermint Herbal Infusion, 50 Compostable Pyramid Tea Bags - Plastic Free, B Corp Certified

very good

Excellent item/Excellent seller A++++++

Mint tea, but leaves lacking that peppermint oil, menthol zing. 3. This 2. Teapig’s peppermint 1. Birchall pepper mint - new favourite This isn’t a bad tea, but it’s expensive for what it is, I’d consider others

Lovely pyramids teabags. Flavour amazing

Folks, we know peppermint tea, we’ve tried them all and only three stand out as actual quality. These are not one of them. We brewed the infusion for five minutes in boiling water and I have to say as soon as the water hit the bag we were concerned. The minty smell which flooded out of the bag when we opened the packet disappeared and we were left with a faint minty smell. But we ploughed on and I have to say we had high hopes. Sadly they were in vain. This infusion tastes mildly of mint, and I mean mildly. We have tasted supermarket own brands which taste better and they cost a fraction of the price. Don’t believe the reviews which we read here, these bags are just like all the other herbal infusions which smell superb and taste of hot water.

I bought this for my brother who swears by this tea he has it after every gig and he says it helps soothe his throat

I have been trying loads of peppermint teas (bought in supermarkets). I couldnt find one that I really liked and enjoyed. Some were like drinking toothpaste. I came across Suki peppermint tea on Amazon and teally enjoyed the taste. This is my second pouch. I thoroghly enjoy it, the mint isnt too harsh.

This is by far the nicest peppermint tea I have tasted, apart from that made with fresh mint leaves. Clean flavour with no bitter after taste that I experience with a lot of other brands. Have recently tried a few other premium brand peppermint teas and I'm gonig back to my old faithful as the others don't compare for me. Would definitely encourage you to have a taste.