The minty fresh flavour of peppermint tea adds an invigorating and delicious way to start your day. As with most herbal teas, the absence of caffeine in this refreshing brew means you can enjoy a cup or two whenever the craving strikes — without worrying about being up all night. People throughout the years have used peppermint tea as a herbal remedy to manage a range of afflictions, from relieving headaches and allergies to improving digestion and concentration.

The Ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans swore by its restorative qualities, with its naturally cooling finish and clean, fresh taste, peppermint tea is a simple, powerful brew. This herbal infusion is known to support digestion and soothe the senses, making it a favourite for those looking to bring balance and calm to their day. Because of its refreshing flavour and cooling finish, peppermint is also the perfect ingredient to fold into a crafted tea blend. While a pure peppermint profile is bright and uplifting on its own, its versatility shines when paired with other ingredients. From energising blends like Wakey Wakey to calming classics like Nighty Night, peppermint brings balance, brightness and a sense of vitality to the T2 collection.

Peppermint is the kind of tea that fits wherever your day needs a little reset. It’s an ideal after-meal sip — soothing and refreshing, with a naturally caffeine-free profile that supports digestion without adding stimulation. Mid-afternoon, it offers a moment to pause and recharge. And in the evening, a warm cup can help ease the senses into rest. Whether you're winding down, waking up gently, or looking for clarity between moments, peppermint makes space for stillness in the everyday.

Brewing the best cup all really boils down to the water temperature you are using. Peppermint tea, like most fruity teas and herbal tisanes, benefits most from boiling water poured into an infuser and being left to sit for 2-3 minutes before consumption. For those that prefer a lighter flavour, 3 minutes may be enough, but if you’re looking for the full minty fresh flavour, then 5 minutes might be a better brew time for you.