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“1/21/22 One of my favorite night time herbal blends. Soothing.” Read full tasting note
“Trying out another Rishi herbal blend! I really enjoyed this one; a lot more than I expected to. It was quite intensely peppermint flavoured – and in the way that is extremely crisp and...” Read full tasting note
This essential spa blend features a harmonizing hint of licorice root which provides a soothing and centering sweetness that balances uplifting herbs. Lavender offers an exquisite, subtle sweetness and promotes tranquility.
TASTING NOTES
Soothing mint with sage and lavender.
INGREDIENTS
Organic peppermint, organic sage, organic licorice, organic lavender, natural lavender extract.
Rishi Tea specializes in sourcing the most rarefied teas and botanical ingredients from exotic origins around the globe. This forms a palette from which we craft original blends inspired by equal parts ancient herbal wisdom and modern culinary innovation. Discover new tastes and join us on our journey to leave ‘No Leaf Unturned’.
Trying out another Rishi herbal blend!
I really enjoyed this one; a lot more than I expected to. It was quite intensely peppermint flavoured – and in the way that is extremely crisp and cooling/menthol in the finish. It felt sort of healthful, and that flavour combined with the softer, subtler undertone of sage really did put me in a state of mental clarity and relaxation. Interestingly, I couldn’t taste the lavender – the mint was too strong and I think it swallowed up those notes. I did feel relaxed the same way lavender often makes me feel though; however that also easily be explained away as just being the result of the mint and not having anything to do with the lavender at all…
I don’t drink a lot of peppermint herbal teas – not because I dislike the flavour but because I had a very negative experience with loose peppermint tea leaf years ago that has sort of given me a mental block with straight mint. This is so peppermint heavy without being a straight mint though – I could probably do this quite easily and happily as an alternative to straight peppermint…
