casablanca twist
by adagio teas
(24 reviews)
An interesting twist on classic Moroccan Mint tea, which traditionally combines Gunpowder green tea from China with fresh mint. We kept the latter, and replaced the smoky notes of Gunpowder with the muscatel highlights of a Darjeeling from India. The result is very a refreshing cup, with bold, cool minty notes, smooth and relaxing texture and flavor. Very intriguing cup. Steep at 180°F for 2 minutes
Recent reviews
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Henni
Another great tasting tea from Adagio! I like the addition of Darjeeling mixed with peppermint. The mint isn't strong and blends well with Darjeeling teas. It's especially tasty iced on a hot Summer day.
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Tanya G.
I love anything with mint, and this tea is delicious! I think the Darjeeling tones down the peppermint quite a bit because it's not in your face minty.
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Julie W
A lovely variation of moroccan mint. Tastes and smells wonderful. Very relaxing and soothing. Definitely a favorite of mine!
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Irishman McWhirter
I love this smooth cool minty fresh tea with some nicely flavored with Darjeeling black tea. To me the peppermint overpowers the black tea but you can still taste the Darjeeling black tea.
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Cindi Drinks Tea
Really good tea. I've never had Moroccan Mint tea, this is the closest I've had. Now that I've tried this I'm really looking forward to it! I do like straight mint tea, but this is a very nice blend of darjeeling and mint. The darjeeling is a nice alternative to a green tea or ceylon base. I would get this again.
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Lilly Tryon
Light and flavorful tea. The spring darjeeling takes the edge off the peppermint, and the mint nicely covers the mineral and vegetal notes of the green tea. There is no bitterness or astringency. I steeped at 180°F x 2 minutes, and sweetened with 1/2 tsp raw honey. Resteeps well. A delightful cup!
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Marion Black
I love anything mint. Especially mint teas. I loved that this was a caffeinated tea as well. I didn’t feel the need to add sweeteners to this tea
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Christopher Patterson
Excellent minty tea, though it's been renamed to Casablanca Mint I believe. Either way, great combination of green, mint.
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Emily Cargile
This tea is really far too minty for my taste. I couldn't really determine any other flavors since the mint was too overwhelming. I'm giving it 2.5 stars since it's not actually revolting like some other things I've tried (like rooibos) and mint lovers will surely enjoy this. :)
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Red Wolfe
Oh this is delicious. The mint pairs perfectly with the base tea, resulting in a mellower Moroccan mint tea.
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Cameron Glass
When I tried this blend I was hit with an overwhelming menthol punch from the peppermint. It completely drowned out any hint of darjeeling that may have been present, leaving it tasting more like straight up peppermint tea than would even make sense.
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Cassandra Guild
I think this is a good tea for people who are not big fans of mint. The mint is light enough that it adds to the flavor of the tea instead of overwhelming it.
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Christine Battiste
This is my absolute favorite green tea, I love it so much. Minty and fresh and delicious
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Sleepy Greyhound
Very refreshing mint tea. The darjeeling base gives it a nice rounded, full and rich taste. The peppermint tastes fresh and jaunty with a nice aroma. Great blend!
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Bailey Green
Casablanca Twist is one of my favorite green teas! I love love mint in my tea, and this is just the perfect blend of mint and green tea! Perfect for mornings and nights alike!
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Katherine Fowee
This is a very well balanced mint teas. Its my favorite in the summer.
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Max Sugerman
I really like this tea. As is true with most gunpoweder teas, you need to be careful not to steep it too long but its delicious, bright and refreshing
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Lydia Getgen
Refreshingly minty and balanced, this tea makes a beautiful cup of mint tea. Perfect with a little sweetener (honey or sugar)
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Faith Pippenger
There was a lot of mint in my blend. I'm not usually a fan of green teas but this one has a certain charm to it. I added a little honey and now I'm golden