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Moroccan Mint IceTea
Moroccan Mint IceTea
moroccan iced tea
Moroccan Mint Tea
Moroccan Mint tea
Moroccan-Mint
Moroccan Mint tea
Moroccan Mint Tea
Moroccan Mint Tea
Moroccan Mint Tea

Moroccan Mint Tea

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Flavourful tea meets crisp, fresh mint, creating a uniquely sweet, smooth blend. Treasure this delectable tea as your own private luxury, or if you’re feeling generous, share it with friends and guests as the Moroccans do. 

Indulge in a tea experience

For one cup of Moroccan Mint tea, scoop 1 of our moroccan mint tea bags into a teapot. Pour 200 ml of water freshly boiled at 80°C over the teabag and let the infusion steep for 3 minutes. Remove the teabag, add sugar or honey and savour your flavourful tea, any time of day.

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN MOROCCO

Country of Origin

Morocco

caffeine level high

Caffeine Level

High
health

Here’s to Your Health

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<li>May help relieve heartburn and stomach ailments.</li>
<li>Antioxidants in peppermint may promote healthy skin.</li>
<li>Antioxidants in green tea may protect against chronic diseases such as cancer and heart diseases.</li>
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*Disclaimer: Ingredients used in the tea are known to contribute to the mentioned health benefits. These given benefits have not been evaluated by licensed medical bodies and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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Tasting Notes

<strong>‘ Smooth, Minty’’</strong><br/>
The Infusion<br/>
Aroma: <strong>Fresh, Minty</strong><br/>
Appearance: <strong>Vibrant Green</strong><br/>
Taste: <strong>Refreshing, Subtly sweet</strong><br/>

Tea Story

During the Crimean War in 1850, a British tea merchant realized he wouldn’t be able to deliver his Gunpowder green tea shipment to Scandinavia, and diverted it to Morocco instead. The locals quickly made the tea their own, by sweetening it and adding mint while brewing. The blend, called Maghrebi, was so smooth and sweet, that it soon became a hallmark of Moroccan social life and is an essential element of hospitality even today.