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Teapigs Green Tea with Mint, 15 Tea Bags 37.5g

Name: Teapigs Green Tea with Mint, 15 Tea Bags 37.5g
Brand: Teapigs
SKU: Teapigs-Green-Tea-Mint-15
Price: 7.20 GBP
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LCurator note · Teapigs

Most mint-green teas are built on harsh gunpowder leaf, which is why they so often taste bitter under the mint. This uses a Chunmee base instead, naturally sweeter and nuttier, so the peppermint sits on something smooth rather than fighting it. It is billed as Moroccan-inspired but carries no added sugar, so expect a clean, fresh cup rather than the sweet café version unless you add honey yourself. One of the more drinkable everyday mint-greens, and very good over ice.

Lee Samuel Tucker · Curator · teas.co.uk

4.7/5★★★★½teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict

Water80°C

Steep2-3 min

CaffeineCheck the pack

Format15 servings

About this tea

Teapigs Green Tea with Mint, in brief.

Teapigs Green Tea with Mint pairs a whole-leaf Chinese Chunmee green with pure peppermint in the pyramid temple, rather than the harsh gunpowder green and dusty fragments cheaper mint-greens lean on. That choice of base is the point: it stays smooth and clean under the mint instead of bitter, picked into the teas.co.uk curator selection.

Preparation: the rule that matters with any green. Drop one pyramid into a 250ml mug at 80 to 85 degrees, not boiling, and steep three minutes. Boiling water turns the green bitter behind the mint. It is lovely hot or iced, and pairs especially well with baklava.

Label notes

Ingredients & dietaryCheck the current UK pack before purchase; formulations and allergen advice can change.

PackagingCouncils differ, so check the Green Tea with Mint carton's recycling notes before binning each part.

Curator notes: rated four point six out of five, this is the refined green-and-mint in the Teapigs range, smoother than the supermarket green-mints. For recycling and packaging details, read the carton you actually receive.

Ingredients and dietary: Caffeinated whole leaf Chun Mee green tea from China, paired with peppermint leaves from Croatia.

From the catalogue

Curator’s notes

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Teapigs Green Tea with Mint is a more refined, fuller flavoured staple than the standard green tea boxes on grocery store shelves. Where basic blends lean on harsh Gunpowder tea or dusty fragments, this one combines whole Chunmee leaves with pure peppermint, and the result is a smooth, refreshing cup. The tea temples keep it simple, so it is as easy to make in your kitchen as it is in the office when the afternoon drags. Clean, fresh and with no sugar, this Moroccan inspired mint green tea pairs nicely with a light lunch or as a refreshing iced summer cooler. Drink it slowly at home or keep a box at work for busy days; either way you get a zesty, minty cup that carries the Teapigs standard on into 2026.

The Story Behind the Teapigs Brand

Nick and Louise started Teapigs in London in 2006, wanting to get people back to drinking tea made from real leaves.

Tea Temple Innovation: Frustrated by paper bags filled with floor sweepings they pioneered the Teapigs brand tea temple, a roomy mesh pyramid where whole leaves open out properly.
Chunmee Heritage: Picking Chunmee instead of the usual Gunpowder green gives a gentler, more refined take on Moroccan mint tea.
Business for Good: As a certified B Corp Teapigs prioritizes social goals by supporting vulnerable tea communities and orphans in Rwanda.

Teapigs Commitment To The Planet

Teapigs have long championed more sustainable tea, and they want every part of this Green Tea with Mint pack to sit lightly on the environment.

Packaging: Councils differ, so check the Green Tea with Mint carton's recycling notes before binning each part.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Teapigs Green Tea with Mint, 15 Tea Bags 37.5g, please cite teas.co.uk.

Brand

The story behind Teapigs

Teapigs is the Brentford-based whole-leaf brand that made premium tea accessible in pyramid format. They use whole leaves rather than dust, work with named growers, and have been a certified B Corp since 2019. Their range covers everyday brews, single-origin specialty teas, and creative flavours.

Packaging: Councils differ, so check the Green Tea with Mint carton's recycling notes before binning each part.

Founded2006, England

FormatTea bags

CertificationB Corp · Sustainable

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Sustainability

Our commitment to the planet

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Tasting notes

The taste profile

Smooth Chunmee Base●●●●● 5/5

A dominant seventy six percent base of Precious Eyebrows leaves providing a sweet and nutty foundation.

Punchy Peppermint●●●●○ 4/5

Twenty four percent real leaf content that provides immediate cooling menthol relief and sinus clarity.

Natural Sweetness●●●○○ 3/5

Derived entirely from high quality leaves to ensure a rounded mouthfeel without any added sugar.

Clean Floral Finish●●●●○ 4/5

A refreshing aftertaste where mint and green tea finish together, clearing the palate and freshening the breath.

4.7/5★★★★½teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict

Side by side

How does it compare

vs Twinings Mint GreenWhile Twinings uses finely cut leaves Teapigs uses whole Chunmee leaves for a fuller fresher taste without bitterness.

vs Pukka Mint MatchaPukka is more vegetal and powder focused whereas Teapigs provides a traditional Moroccan clear liquor with a sweet nutty finish.

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Brewing

Brewing the perfect cup

Water temperature80°C, best judged with a thermometer or a kettle that has temperature settings; how quickly boiled water drops depends on the amount and on the kettle. Water at a full 100°C boil damages the amino acids that keep this Chunmee smooth and sweet, and the mint ends up sitting on bitterness.

MeasureOne temple per 200ml of water, about what an everyday mug holds. For loose leaf, use one heaped teaspoon.

Steep2 to 3 minutes; beyond that the Chunmee starts tasting bitter. Remove the bag promptly; do not squeeze.

ServiceSkip the milk and sugar; the Chunmee's natural sweet, grassy notes do the job without help. A thin slice of lemon gives it extra brightness, if that appeals.

Cold brewA glass jug, one temple and 250ml of cold water go into the fridge together for 4 to 8 hours. Cold water pulls out the sweeter compounds ahead of the rest, so on a hot day this is the smoothest way to drink a mint green.

Iced versionFor iced tea, brew it double strength: 2 minutes, one temple, only 100ml of water at 80°C. Let that cool, then pour it onto ice and loosen it with cold water.

Best withSashimi, sushi, plain steamed rice dishes, dark chocolate or almond cake.

Safety and purity

What’s in it, what to know

CaffeineYes, from the green tea; no milligram figure is given for this blend.

Ingredients and dietary suitabilityTeapigs may revise the blend and its allergy advice, so follow the box you receive.

CaffeineYes, from the green tea; no milligram figure is given for this blend.

Nutrient NotePeppermint oil is 30 to 50% menthol and also carries rosmarinic acid; the menthol is why the cup feels cool in the mouth.

Shelf LifeThe date stamped on the box is a best before, not a use by; the tea stays safe after it but gradually loses its aroma. Tuck the temples into an airtight tin, then into a cool, dry cupboard the sun never reaches.

Formulations change; the current UK pack is always the final word on ingredients and allergens.

Ingredients & nutrition

Inside the pack

Ingredient	Proportion	What it brings
Chun Mee Green Tea	76%	Sourced from China; known as "Precious Eyebrows" for its delicate, pan fried leaves and subtle sweetness.
Peppermint Leaves	24%	Sourced from Croatia; selected for their high essential oil content and cooling menthol punch.
Whole Leaf Quality	present	Teapigs uses only quality whole leaves, no dust, to ensure a big, clean flavour profile.

Pack: 15 Green Tea with Mint temples, 37.5g in total; made with real tea, so caffeinated. Freshest within 18 months of the packing date.

Listed above: the Chunmee and peppermint that shape the taste; unmeasured base fills the rest. Blended in the United Kingdom from whole leaf ingredients, with Chunmee grown in China and peppermint from Croatia.

Packaging: Councils differ, so check the Green Tea with Mint carton's recycling notes before binning each part.

What's in Teapigs Green Tea with Mint, 15 Tea Bags 37.5g, and what isn't:

In: green tea with mint, and nothing in the temple beyond the listed ingredients and any infusion base.
No artificial colours, preservatives or added sugar: any sweetness is natural to the blend.
Allergen note: nuts and cereals share the packing site with these mint temples; the current cross contact line is printed on the latest box.

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