Mint Green Tea, Smooth Green Tea with Mint Loose Leaf Sachets

Mint green tea from A Tea Party In A Box is green tea blended with cool mint, packed in loose leaf sachets, 4 to a box, for a clean bright cup in the morning or the middle of the afternoon.

This is the green tea I defend at every party. Somebody always tells me they cannot stand it, and nearly every time they poured boiling water over a dusty tea bag and left it 10 minutes. That cup tastes like regret.

Green tea wants gentler heat. Aim for 160 to 180 degrees, or let boiled water sit 3 minutes, then steep 1 to 3 minutes. Cooler and shorter is the trick that keeps this one smooth and a little sweet, with the mint clean on top.

Drop 1 sachet in an 8 ounce cup, add hot water, and lift it out. No infuser, no scoop, nothing to strain.

What's inside

• 4 loose leaf mint green tea sachets
• Brewing instructions

Good for

A morning cup, an afternoon reset at your desk, iced tea in the Texas heat, and a small gift for a green tea drinker.

The details

• 4 sachets per box. Use 1 sachet per 8 ounce cup.
• Green tea with mint, so it has caffeine. Less than a cup of coffee, and a shorter steep pulls less of it. For a mint cup with none at all in the evening, reach for Peppermint instead.
• Brew it cooler than black tea. 160 to 180 degrees, or boiled water rested about 3 minutes, then 1 to 3 minutes of steeping.
• Loose leaf, in a sachet. The leaf is already portioned inside, so you get loose leaf flavor without an infuser.
• Brewing instructions included. They ship in the box with the sachets.
• Packed in Cibolo, Texas. The same blend I pour at my tea parties.

Pair it with Peppermint for mint with no caffeine after dinner, or Mint Chocolate for dessert in a cup. Every blend is in the Tea Shop, and if one bad cup put you off green tea, the fix is in why green tea turns bitter.

Start here and brew it cool. This is the blend I pour at my parties, so you can just add hot water.

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