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“I drank this tea last night to help soothe my stomach after it had a “run-in” with a tea that didn’t agree with me. This refresh tea eventually helped to ease my discomfort. I finished the last...” Read full tasting note
“So today was my engineer ceremony woot! I am now officially an engineer (in training, but an engineer nonetheless). So a pretty exciting day, busy, but they did have some tea there, a Tazo...” Read full tasting note
“Bought this last winter when I had a really bad cold. I like it better now that it is more leaf in a sachet than the prior tea bag form. Nice minty relief. Great relief for a sore throat and...” Read full tasting note
“Today my tea making experience was the epitome of teamwork! I poured soy, boyfriend poured water, I added mate bags, he topped me off with mint bags. I was too delighted he was helping to comment...” Read full tasting note
One of Tazo’s Herbal Infusions, Refresh™ is a blend of northwest grown peppermint and spearmint leaves and features the sweet licorice-like taste of tarragon.
Even though this type of beverage is often described as an herbal tea, there is actually no tea in it at all. Instead it’s a blend of leaves and herbs that has been used for centuries to enhance health and well being. As a result, it contains no caffeine.
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My favourite Tazo tea. Very nice and soothing on an under-the-weather sort of day. Despite the lack of caffeine, I find Refresh to awaken me more than any other Tazo tea. Definite favourite. Quite strong, so only one bag is necessary! My favourite peppermint tea I’ve found so far.
I tried many mint teas in the past, I per the herbal ones rather then the ones with black or green tea.
like the title suggest it is refreshing, it smell and taste refresh the mind. I hate it when people compare mint tea to gum. What do you expect? both mint tea and gum are flavored with mint. I regress, maybe mint tea is not for them
Had bagged tea at work today. I was feeling dizzy and nauseous, so I decided to find some mint tea. There’s little to no tarragon in this one. The mint flavor was really nice, but I think the water was too hot for the tea and scorched the flavor out. It soothed my stomach, that’s for sure.
I like this particular herbal blend, but now that I’m partly through the box, I realize I really bought it for the mint flavor, and I would prefer it to be 100% peppermint. That’s okay though, I will just keep using it until it’s gone, then go back to an 100% peppermint.
As herbal teas go, this is one of my favorites. Hot, it’s incredibly soothing to the nerves, while icing it makes it perhaps one of the most refreshing beverages I think I’ve ever had. When I worked at Starbucks, this was the tea I usually drank (especially while I was pregnant), and not a shift went by without my drinking at least three cups of it.
