Moroccan Home Decor

Reviews

I bought these for a woman from Morocco, she said they are not like the glasses from there. Other than the misnomer, they are nice glasses.

Reviews

Just received my Moroccan teapot, and sadly, the craftsmanship of this teapot is rather shoddy. Apparently, the one received was damaged, the top of the lid must have been snapped off, and the box it was in was not in very good condition either.

Reviews

I first discovered this tea at my local coffeeshop, and I became enough of an addict that I had to order a 6-pack from Amazon. I find that the blend is just right for me - not too strong or weak. It's good both iced and hot, and it doesn't really seem to matter how long I leave the tea bag in.

I have this product on the supersaver program, so I get it delivered every 3 months. I can't get this flavor of Stash tea in my town, or if it does appear it is very expensive, so I love getting a reasonable price and keeping my green tea addition fueled.

I bought this tea because my husband loves the double bergamot from Stash. I'd been drinking Tazo brand, and I have to admit that Tazo is quite a bit better. This one is not strong enough for me, and I can't taste the mint as much as I can in the Tazo.

I really like this tea. Its really nice iced and hot, and has a sweet aroma as you open the packages. My grandmother went to morrocco and really liked the tea there, and even she thought that this was good stuff. The only thing I have to say that's negative would be the box design makes it difficult to grab the packets from the little like half circle opening, just open up the back otherwise they get all messed up and you have to push your fingers and root around trying to grab one of them and then pull them out etc. Really good tea for a really nice price. Even though I just bought 6 boxes, I would buy this again for sure (me and my family have already gone through three, and I gave one away as a gift).

I've been hooked on NOW's spearmint tea for awhile, and when that was unavailable for a time, I found this. I'd been wanting the benefits of green tea again anyway, and this seemed the ideal mix of the two, with the added bonus of peppermint and lemongrass. The glowing reviews here sealed my decision...but alas, I sadly haven't found this to be as wonderful as they did. I find this tea to be pretty bland no matter how little or long I steep it, and there's barely a trace of either mint to be detected. Now anything like this is going to be a matter of personal taste, obviously. I do recommend trying a single box if you can before committing to the case of 6.

Reviews

My taste is subjective, which I didn't like this tea too much. But what I think is more objective is the cut of the leaves I received was hashed up leaves, almost as small as the leaves you find in tea bags.

i love this stuff! i'll order it again and again! currently i'm enjoying a heaping tablespoon brewed into 4oz of cranberry/pomegranate juice cut with 6oz of filtered water; two orders of that get my day started nicely. Mike Rodgers, Grove City, PA

The flavor is as good as the expensive stuff that Starbucks uses in their green tea made by Tazo. The cool taste of mint whispers through the mild flavored green tea, making a thirst-quenching drink either hot or iced.

I grew up drinking authentic Moroccan Tea in Morocco. I recomment Davidson's Moroccan Mint Green Tea with full confidence that you will enjoy it too. The Quality Quantity and Price were all excellent. The delivery time and condition were impressive. I'm new to Amazon Online and to Davidson's products, but I will be a customer for a very long time now. Traditionally Moroccan Tea is made the following way: 1st Boil the Water untill bubbles form a ring on surface. 2nd Add Tea Leaves and Sugar (about 1tsp of leaves to 24oz of water) 3rd Boil a second time on low and monitor to prevent overflow. *** wait about 5min before drinking to allow the process to finish PS. if done correctly, the tea leaves should settle at bottom, so no infuser will be needed.

This was 12.50?! This is an amazing deal on a great pound of tea. The mint flavor is not overpowering, which I really like. This tea is amazing iced with a little honey and Splenda. I steep it for about a minute, strain it through a mesh strainer, bottle it, and put it in the fridge for a few hours. The remaining tea dust and small leaves that make it through continue to brew the tea while it cools, which gives it a nice, pungent kick. But do note that this is not a true Moroccan Mint tea. Moroccan tea is brewed with a lot of sugar, then fresh mint leaves are added to the brew. The tea most widely used is Gunpowder, and usually green. But this is a fine substitute for when you're not in Morocco at the moment. I drink a lot of green tea, and I needed a cheaper source. Davidson's was the answer. At 12 to 13 bucks a pound, with good quality, it's close to a steal. I have no idea of where the tea was grown, which is of no issue to me, b/c it tastes great, and it's organic. No Mercury or Lead to worry about. This is a whole pound, so please make sure you can drink that much tea within two months, or else it will lose it's flavor. Since it is shipped in a paper bag, I recommend transfering it to an airtight container as soon as you get it to preserve the flavor. Or better yet, vacuum pack some of it into multiple bags and open one up when you need it. Highly recommend.