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“Cold Brew! When two of your favourite, most wholesome Youtubers release their own line of tea that gives back 100% of the profits going towards funding to Tuberculosis testing and treatment… well,...” Read full tasting note
Perfectly balanced peppermint mingles with gentle herbaceous notes. Pair with strawberry ice cream or “Sleep and Poetry” by John Keats.
Sweet and gentle mint calms the mind while caffeinated green tea keeps you alert
Makes an incredible iced tea
Perfect as a morning tea or an afternoon pick-me-up
Moonlit Mint is a best-of-both-worlds tea. A bitingly fresh blend of peppermint and spearmint awakens the mind and soothes the stomach, while the base of green tea adds an earthy undertone and long lasting wakefulness with caffeine. Try it out.
Like all of the herbals used in Keats & Co, the source for these is spread between a variety of different farms that can supply with the season. The green tea in this blend hails from China and was specifically chosen as a foundation to highlight the intense mint in this blend.
Tuberculosis is the deadliest infectious disease of all time. In honor of John Keats and the billion people who’ve died of TB in the last two centuries, 100% of the profits from Keats & Co will fund tuberculosis testing and treatment through a new program with Partners in Health.
Caffeinated – 50 Grams – 20 Servings – Green tea, peppermint, spearmint
Preparation – Use 1.5 teaspoons of tea for every 8 oz of water. Steep in water that is 180 degrees F, 82 degrees C, for three minutes. Remove the leaves from the water and enjoy.Store away from light and oxygen for long lasting flavor.
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Cold Brew!
When two of your favourite, most wholesome Youtubers release their own line of tea that gives back 100% of the profits going towards funding to Tuberculosis testing and treatment… well, you buy the tea.
Honestly when Hank & John Green started selling coffee through what has now become The Good Store I was pretty sure that tea was an inevitability. A part of me was a little disappointed to see that the flavours they released were pretty baseline but it also makes an abundance of sense that they’re gonna stick with tried and true classics in the tea space to start. Their audience may not all be tea drinkers and even the people who are tea drinkers are certainly at different education/exploration levels. So, you go with the things that are safest/with the most mass appeal. Heck, I’m even surprised we ended up with loose leaf and not tea bags or sachets…
Anyway, this one is basically your standard Moroccan Mint – though I do love the naming twist that they gave it and I think this might be my favourite spin on all the Keats inspired copy writing/poetry that is a commonality between all of the blends.
I went with a cold brew because I just think Moroccan Mint is often more refreshing cold than it is hot, and I think it brings out less of the coarseness of the gunpowder green tea used in the traditional recipe. With that said, there was still a bit of a bite-y smoky undertone to this blend after the initial wave of sweet mint. There’s a mix of spearmint and peppermint in this blend and I do taste both, those the peppermint is certainly stronger.
Overall I think it makes for a very solid, classic tea that captures all the hallmarks of a Moroccan Mint. Not exciting, perhaps, but reliable – and supports a fantastic initiative.
