Teapigs Peppermint Infusion Reviews
Product Type: Teapigs Tea
Newest Review: ... a whirl. The tea 'temples' come in a easy to open cardboard box with a cute picture of a sweet on the pack. The tea bags ... more
... themselves come in a fabric pyramid which is clearly high quality and you can see that they've used whole leaves inside it. To brew the tea, it's recommended that you leave the tea to infuse for 3 minutes to get the full flavour. Don't add milk. The tea itself doesn't give off much of a smell, though you can tell it is minty but, goodness me, when you drink it it's like an infusion of Kendal mint cake it's that minty. Really fresh and spicy and not too sweet. Although I am not a fan of peppermint tea, this one is re...more
by - written on 30/06/12 (Useful, 21 readings)
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I'm a big fan of teapigs tea. It's pricey - an average 15 tea 'temples' weighs in at around £3.99, but for a luxury tea item they make a really sterling product. I'm not a great fan of peppermint tea, but it is good if you have any sort of digestive problems so I decided to give the teapigs version a whirl. The tea 'temples' come in a easy to open cardboard box with a cute picture of a sweet on the pack. The tea bags themselves come in a fabric pyramid which is clearly high quality and you can see that they've used whole leaves inside it. To brew the tea, it's recommended that you leave the tea to infuse for 3 minutes to get the full flavour. Don't add milk. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/02/12 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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One of my most exciting discoveries in recent months has been finding online companies that provide beauty boxes. These usually contain various make-up, skin care, fragrance products etc, and I have been trying a few from different suppliers. I received my new year detox kit from Latest in Beauty, and along with my usual beauty bits, it also included a sample of this Teapigs Peppermint Leaves tea. I'm a big tea drinker and was happy to be able to sample a Teapigs blend as I've heard a lot of good things about them. You can find further information at www.latestinbeauty.com, and Teapigs tea can be purchased directly through their online store at ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/12/09 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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I get a lot of bloat so started to drink peppermint tea. Usually its in a bag looking like a grey dust and tastes pretty weak even when I leave the bag in. Then I was in a delicatessen on holiday when I spotted Tea Pigs. It was in a cardboard packet with a green sweet packet on the front. It has a plastic window on the front of the pack and you can see the actual bags themselves. They looked like big pieces of mint leaves in them instead of the usual dust, it looked much more appealing. The mint is contained within what they call 'tea temple' bags, which are a silky mesh purse that is designed to let the leaves process properly. I added my hot water and ... Read the complete review
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