Licorice Tea Reviews

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Licorice root is a plant that is primarily grown in Europe. Licorice is a natural sweetener. Due to being naturally sweet, licorice has all sorts of various uses. Licorice is heavily used in candy, obviously. But less obviously, it is found in such exotic things as root beer and is put into many medicines...the sweet and strong taste helps disquise the nasty taste of the medicine.

And, of course, licorice finds its way into various herbal teas. While all teas are not created the same way out of licorice, by and large, teas that contain licorice in them are likely to be rather sweet. The sweetness will really hit home in the after-taste, where the taste just lingers on and on and on.

Listed on this page are links to reviews on this site for teas that have a licorice taste to them, or at least should. Click on any of the links to read the full review.

• Dragonwater Ginger Fresh Herbal Tea : A very tasty and incredibly sweet tea. If you have a sweet tooth, you'll love this tea.
• Dragonwater Licorice Mint Tea : A herbal tea that contains spearmint and peppermint leaves, but once brewed has a very sweet licorice taste to it.
• Republic of Tea Ginseng Peppermint Herbal Tea : A tea that really smells like a peppermint tea but has a very sweet, licorice taste to it once brewed.
• Yogi Teas Egyptian Licorice Tea : A unique tasting and moderately strong flavored licorice tea.

General Tea Books The Tea Drinker's Handbook : In a skinny-no-whip-mocha-latte world, The Tea Drinker's Handbook is a refreshing return to America's roots in tea-drinking. Though tea is one of the most-consumed beverages in the world, second only to water, it is far from mundane.

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