Bradley's

Probably my very first Moroccan Mint blend which doesn’t contain any green tea.

And honestly, it’s not winner again. Bradley’s may have beautiful wrappers, nice boxes, but flavour-wise it is just fail.

I took this one from the wrapper, sniffed it and… licorice root combined with cardboard doesn’t sound tasty.

When I brewed, and steeped for suggested 3-5 minutes (I did higher limit, as I little forgot about time), I got cardboardy smelling tea, which was very sweet and there was also spicy note — cinnamon. Mint? Well, yes it was there. Toothpaste menthol flavour.
Nothing I would like to re-try, but not all teas are winners.

I have received two tea bags from this Dutch company a while ago via postcrossing. And I was so lazy today, so I have deiced to brew one of them in the afternoon, and second one (Moroccan Mint) will come in the evening I think.

Ah well, it is pretty much generic red fruits tea. There is nothing distinctive; but it’s fruity. And base tea is basic, I assume Ceylon tea.

I was trying to find ingredients list or something, but I was unsucessful. Their website isn’t showing much and it is more focused on wholesale and gastro-segment of market.