Peppermint Tisane

Description

Peppermint Tisane, Steeped Leaf by Leaf

There is a particular calm in watching whole leaves stretch and open in hot water, releasing their scent slowly rather than all at once. Our loose-leaf Peppermint Tisane is made for that unhurried ritual, blending cooling peppermint with ajwain, bay leaf, cumin and lemongrass. Measure it by the spoon, watch it bloom, and let the pour become a small pause in your day. This is your TeaQure moment, brewed exactly to your liking.

Tasting Notes

The aroma is bright and green, led by clean peppermint with a warm, savoury whisper of cumin and ajwain underneath. On the palate it is crisp and cooling, softened by the citrus lift of lemongrass and a faint aromatic depth from bay leaf. The liquor pours a pale golden-green, with a light, clean body and a refreshing, tingling finish that lingers gently.

Why You will Love It

• Whole-leaf format lets you control strength, from a delicate wash to a bold, minty steep.
• Peppermint is traditionally valued as a refreshing, cooling herb to help you feel settled.
• Ajwain, cumin and lemongrass are cherished in Indian kitchens as comforting after-meal companions.
• A naturally caffeine-free way to unwind at any hour, morning or late evening.
• Loose leaves can often be re-steeped, offering a slower, more mindful second cup.

Caffeine

Naturally caffeine-free, so you can enjoy it freely through the day and into the night.

How to Brew

• Measure 1 tsp (about 2 g) of loose leaves into your infuser or pot.
• Add 200 ml of hot water at around 95°C, just off the boil.
• Steep for 3 to 4 minutes, letting the leaves fully unfurl.
• Strain, then sip warm, adding a drop of honey if you like.

When to Enjoy

Reach for a cup after a heavy or spiced meal, or in the quiet after dinner when you want to feel refreshed and slow down. It pairs beautifully with something light and sweet, like a piece of dark chocolate or a few dates.

Ingredients

Ajwain, Peppermint, Bay Leaf, Cumin, Lemongrass

Quick Questions

Is it really caffeine-free?
Yes. This is a herbal tisane with no tea leaf, so it is naturally caffeine-free and gentle enough for the evening.

Can I re-steep the leaves?
Often, yes. Good-quality whole leaves usually give a lighter but lovely second cup, so try another short steep before setting them aside.

Is it good served iced?
Absolutely. Brew a little stronger, let it cool, then pour over ice for a crisp, cooling refresher.