Dutch Mix Icy Mint - 30g Quality Herbal Mix - Natural & Stalk-free - Amsterdam Herbal Tea as used in Coffee Shops

I was impressed how much this improved the normal taste of tea, it is actually minty and leaves a nice cooling sensation on your mouth and throat.I think it is good value too as you don't use a lot at a time so a bag could last ages.I would recommend this if you don't like the taste of normal tea, or as a gift to someone who loves tea

I use it as a tobacco substitute very nice

I got this as a tobacco substitute thinking it would be a good replacement for menthols.It rolls very well, better than rolling tobacco in my opinion. It smells really nice and also stays lit well, even in the horrible wind we've had the past few weeks.It does have a flavour slightly reminiscent of menthols, but as you get further down towards the filter, it gets very herby and a little harsh. It may be better in a pipe. I'd say give it a go, as it's only cheap. I might even still try one of the other fruity flavours.

This is a nice fresh tasting tea, as I am not a smoker I used it as the loose tea, very easy to make and you well get plenty of drinks from the one pack so I think it’s a reasonable price for the amount, highly recommend

I ordered this herbal infusion for my girlfriend who drinks these kind of brews all day long. I generally don't like infusions, always choosing real tea over them, but I thought that I would try this anyway. I am glad that I did.After looking at the ingredients, I was really expecting to hate this. I don't like the liquorice/aniseed kind of flavour at all, and I'm not a big fan in cinnamon either so I was suprised when I tasted it. I found it very smooth and I quite like it. I can't really define what flavour is most prominent - it has a mix of many flavours. The mint notes are there, but perhaps not quite bold enough. My girlfriend also gives it a thumbs up, but agrees with me in thinking that the mint isn't strong enough.Packaging wise, it looks a bit cheap and amateurish. I guess it's meant to suggest that this infusion has ingredients that you might find in a Dutch coffee shop (i.e. cannabis) and you will get a high, but I'm not sure that this is true. The packaging is designed like a tobacco pouch and there's too much plastic really. If this were made to look a bit more classy and more sustainable, I think it would really improve its style.Anyway, overall this is a nice brew. I've been converted, and my much more infusion-experienced girlfriend is impressed too!

The Dutch Mix Icy Mint herbal blend presents an interesting dichotomy in the world of tea. This 30g packet, marketed as a premium herbal mix, aims to replicate the herbal tea experience common in Amsterdam's renowned coffee shops. The first standout feature is its quality. The brand promises unparalleled quality, boasting a meticulously crafted blend from the finest natural herbs. This commitment to quality is evident in the tea's appearance, which is completely stalk-free - a notable achievement considering the natural complexity of herbal blends.However, the experience of the tea itself is somewhat mixed. The Dutch Mix Icy Mint claims to offer an exquisite taste with gentle, mild flavors, sweet and herbal undertones, designed to soothe and please the palate. In practice, the mint flavor tends to dominate, but not always pleasantly. It comes across as slightly sickly and unusual, which might not appeal to everyone. Despite this, the tea does possess some redeeming qualities. It aids in digestion and provides a mildly enjoyable experience overall, especially if one appreciates milder herbal teas. Additionally, its relaxing properties, as claimed, do seem to hold true, making it a suitable choice for unwinding in the evening.In conclusion, the Dutch Mix Icy Mint is a tea that straddles the line between premium quality and an acquired taste. While it delivers on its promise of a stalk-free, natural herbal mix, the flavour profile might not suit all palettes, especially for those expecting a traditional minty freshness. Its qualities as a digestive aid and a relaxant are commendable, making it worth a try for those curious about Amsterdam's coffee shop tea culture, albeit with tempered expectations regarding its flavour.Thank you for reading my honest review, I hope you found it helpful! :)

Excellent 😁👍

Smells nice but is the taste is weak when compared to proper peppermint tea. Bits escape the strainer and float about. It's all a bit 'meh' to be honest.The attempt to tap into cannabis culture is so obvious that it's embarrassing. Talk of being stalk-free, Amsterdam coffee houses and packaging like what you'd find in a head shop 25 years ago... a very desperate attempt to justify the price.