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“This tea is delicious and does exactly what it promises. I’ve had stomach troubles for as long as I can remember, and I’m a funny sort of lactose intolerant. I frequently forget that the main...” Read full tasting note
“The wonderful Little Mew Brew sent this to me ages ago, but I need it this morning as my tummy has been killing me. As I’ve said before it’s not something I could drink everyday, but I love how it...” Read full tasting note
“Well, this isn’t exactly how I thought I’d be spending the evening. I had anticipated sipping away at my new Butiki blends, but instead I’m hunched over a bowl throwing up scrambled eggs. I don’t...” Read full tasting note
“So when I woke up this morning, my stomach felt really weird. I decided that meant I should stick to teas that would soothe my stomach. Consequently, I brewed this and North African Mint. Then I...” Read full tasting note
Stop suffering
The Ancient Greeks swore by peppermint to relieve stomachaches and (OK, let’s be frank) gas. The Romans used catnip. In India, they’re into fennel seed. In China, ginger has worked for 2000 years. Other traditional remedies include sweet stevia, which reduces stomach acid, and orange peel for bloating. This smooth blend has them all. Try it. It just might do the trick. Caffeine-free.
DavidsTea is a Canadian specialty tea and tea accessory retailer based in Montreal, Quebec. It is the largest Canadian-based specialty tea boutique in the country, with its first store having opened in 2008.
Had this last weekend at my in laws place. My doctor says I’m not supposed to drink peppermint because it could irritate my heartburn, but I didn’t find that was the case with this tea- prob cause its mostly “apple mint”. I liked the not too strong, not too weak minty flavour that did not become bitter if steeped for long + the citrus taste. I think I will have to purchase some of this tea again!
Flavors: Citrus, Mint
And the medicinal tea serves its purpose well! Hence I’m bumping my rating. It makes me smile to see I’m not the only one who’s done this in the past. I love that I can have a hoard of “feel better” teas to complement my shelf of “this is delicious” teas. I don’t find it often that the two distinctions overlap but I do enjoy working out where a tea belongs. So does what ails me right now…
… and what ails me is Too Much Cheese. I had cheese for dinner and dessert. To be honest I don’t think it was the cheese though, I’m pretty sure it was the rice pudding I had for second dessert because I am a guts and a fool.
This tea is bringing my stomach a lot of comfort. Phew.
