Mint tea

With all these mint tea benefits, and particularly the benefits of peppermint tea, try it out for yourself! Whether you’re a mint purist or a herbal explorer, we think you’ll find something to love in our carefully selected and blended teas.

Our Pure Peppermint tea is made using sustainably sourced organic peppermint leaves slowly dried to retain their special essential oils. Deliciously fresh and reviving with a slight sweetness, it is a classic at any time of day.

We also have our popular Mint Garden Digestif tea, inspired by celebrated herbs from the British and European botanical traditions. This gently vibrant and soothing blend combines organic peppermint with other organic herbs said to support digestion such as fennel seed, ginger and nettle. Perfect to cleanse the palate and settle the system after a heavy meal, it is one of our go-to favorites.

Did you know there’s  much more to mint than you may think? Commonly found in foods such as chewing gum and toothpaste, mint is a species of plant belonging to the genus Mentha. In fact, there are a variety of different types of mint, such as spearmint and peppermint, each with their own uses and benefits. Mint can be enjoyed in aromatic teas, delicious desserts and refreshing drinks – like our Virgin Mojito Kombucha, which contains natural mint flavour in addition to organic mint leaves and cold pressed juice!

So, the real question is: does mint have any health benefits? In short, the answer is yes! There are a wide range of health benefits of mint, from improved brain function to digestive health. Better yet, opt for organic and enjoy all these benefits without the chemical residue or environmental burden, or mix your mint with other health-boosting foods. How about that? Drinking a fruity mojito and reaping all the health benefits of kombucha and mint? What a win!

Mint is proven to mask bad breath, making it a great ingredient to flavour toothpaste, mouthwash and gum. And, while these products only mask the smell, chewing real mint leaves or drinking mint tea will actually kill the bad-smelling bacteria at the source and neutralise the smell. In fact, mint has strong antibacterial properties, peppermint in particular, and can be great for relieving mouth ulcers, too.