Secrets of the East - Tibetan Mint Tea, Herbal Blend for Infusion, 180 grams

Tibetan mint tea from Secrets of the East is a herbal blend inspired by an old Tibetan recipe. Every cup brings a cool, fresh mint aroma with a gentle, naturally sweet finish.

This 180 g pack holds a loose herbal mix for infusion. The blend has no preservatives and no artificial coloring. It suits a quiet break, a family table or an evening at home.

Why You Will Love This Tibetan Mint Tea

Mint and peppermint lead the flavor with a clean, cooling taste. Fennel and caraway add a soft licorice note. Chamomile rounds the cup with a mellow, floral character.

Lemongrass brings a light citrus aroma. Nettle adds an earthy depth. Beetroot gives the infusion a warm color and a natural touch of sweetness. Rhubarb extract adds a subtle tangy edge.

Many people enjoy a cup after meals as a relaxing ritual. Enjoy it hot, or let it cool and serve over ice.

Moments to Enjoy This Blend

Brew a pot for guests and serve it with dates, nuts or a light dessert. The aroma fills the room within seconds.

Pack a thermos for a day out, or keep a jar by the kettle at the office. The loose mix is easy to measure and easy to share.

Prefer a stronger cup? Use a heaped tablespoon and steep for the full ten minutes. Prefer it lighter? Steep for five minutes and sip slowly.

Ingredients

• Mint
• Rhubarb extract
• Caraway
• Fennel
• Beetroot
• Nettle
• Chamomile
• Lemongrass
• Natural mint flavor extract

Nutritional Values per 250 ml Prepared Infusion

• Energy: 3.9 kcal
• Sodium: 1.3 mg
• Protein: 0.09 g
• Carbohydrates: 0.81 g
• Fat: 0.08 g

How to Prepare

Use fresh water just off the boil for the brightest flavor. A glass teapot shows off the rich color of the infusion.

Add one tablespoon of the herbal mix to a cup of boiling water. Let it steep for 5 to 10 minutes, then strain. Enjoy up to three cups a day after meals.

Store the pack in a cool, dry place and close it tightly after each use. Each 180 g pack gives you many servings.

Explore More Tibetan Blends

Love the style? Try the Classic Tibetan Tea, the Lemon Tibetan Tea or the Berries Tibetan Tea. Each one is a herbal blend for infusion from the same brand.

Fresh peppermint has been a favorite tea herb for centuries. Results vary from person to person, so adjust steeping time to your own taste.