FGO Organic Moroccan Mint Green Tea, 100 Count, Eco-Conscious Tea Bags, Resealable Bag, Packaging May Vary (Pack of 1)

This tastes more like green tea and very little mint. Other Moroccan mint teas I’ve tried have a strong mint flavor. Also, the sellers claim “ LOVE IT OR WE BUY IT - We don’t think you should pay for products that you don’t love. If you aren’t enjoying our Organic Moroccan Mint Tea, simply let us know and we will refund your order - it’s as easy as that!” but there is nowhere to contact them at all and Amazon doesn’t allow returns. Update—I sent an email to their customer service and they stood behind their guarantee! 5* for great customer service.

Mixing this with the fruit one that they also have an option to. Also add honey makes such a good tea I so recommend not only by this one but the fruity one to.

It just doesn't taste all that pleasing to my palate. I might be a bit spoiled by the fresh mint we grow on our roof terrace, but even compared to other Moroccan-style dried teas I’ve had, this one falls short. I also found the packaging description a bit confusing. The listing mentions the tea is packed into foil-lined kraft bags, which led me to believe the tea bags were individually wrapped for freshness, but they are not. They are loose inside the main bag. Update: I’ve tried to make this work for about a month now. I didn't feel right returning it after it was already opened, so I took it to the office to finish it off. However, after a couple more cups, I’ve decided to toss the rest. It just isn't an enjoyable experience for me, and I’d rather go without than drink something unpleasant.

Moroccan Mint - 100 bag: Definitely a lot to like. It's a lot of tea, without all the trash created by individual tea wrappers. Bag itself seals well, so it's easy to get most of the air out to keep the tea fresh. If you're looking for a standard mint tea, this is a great option for a good price. The problem for me is I was looking for Moroccan Mint. I don't have a lot of experience, but have had Mina brand Moroccan Nana mint tea and it had a distinctly different flavor. From what I can tell, the Nana mint is a variety of spearmint grown in Morocco. Not sure if the same as the American-grown spearmint used in this tea.

I recently started enjoying mint teas so I tried this. It has a great flavor. Great blendability. The energy level was OK but I don’t really drink it for that because I’m a coffee drinker. I like the round bags in this and no strings. I detected no bitterness. It seems to be a good quality and was good to me.

Purchased to serve with Morrocan dinner party. Everyone loved the tea, which was served iced. Wonderful, clean flavor with just the right amount of mint. Delicious hot and cold.

Not a favorite tea. I was excited to try this tea, my family was looking for a nice Moroccan mint, after trying a nice Moroccan mint tea from Trader Joe’s. Unfortunately this tea falls flat nothing memorable. Will not buy again. Just have to finish the remaining 90 bags or so, so I can be done with this one and try another.

While pleasant, I find the taste is bit to bland. I have used other brands that are a lot more interesting. I like that it is organic, but that in and of itself is not enough. It must have the taste I like which I acknowledge is very subjective. It might make a nice ice tea however since it seems to taste better when it has cooled down and it almost cold.

Excellent product, reasonable price, great delivery.

Taste horrible not Morrocan Mint taste at all

What amazing value and the tea is very good.

I bought a bag of FGO moroccan mint tea (which I love and grew up drinking) I should have read the ingredients list before buying, but I didn't. It is a good tea, but it is not moroccan mint tea. True moroccan mint tea is made with GUNPOWDER green tea and MOROCCAN mint leaves, while the ingredients listed on the FGO package are green tea and peppermint leaf - and not clear whether the green tea is gunpowder or another variety. Therefore, if you like peppermint, you will enjoy this tea because it is very pepperminty. And I like the clean organic ingredients. But if you're looking for an authentic moroccan mint tea taste, this one will not deliver. I do like the FGO brand, though, and I also buy their rooibos tea bags, but I think whoever had the idea of packaging a moroccan mint tea should have done their research first.

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