It’s actually quite hilarious how visibly excited I just got after finding this one last bag of tea in the bottom of this jar. 

I purchased the box back when I visited Switzerland in July 😆🇨🇭🙌🏾🫖

(It’s Mint + Thyme)

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Mint and thyme are definitely my favorite combinations 🥰
Enjoy your drink buddy ☕️

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Sometimes combining different herbs creates a very good flavor.
If you can't find the teas you want in American markets, you should visit Persian, Arabic, and Turkish markets. You will surely find original and unique drinks. These three countries are famous for their different types of teas.
And this is my first suggestion to you:  Karak tea

Oooh great suggestion here! Thanks for this recommendation, that karak tea does look like a great indulgence I’d want a cup of sometimes soon haha. I’ll have to look into any of those cultural markets here where I’m at in Atlanta!

Sometimes combining different herbs creates a very good flavor.
If you can't find the teas you want in American markets, you should visit Persian, Arabic, and Turkish markets. You will surely find original and unique drinks. These three countries are famous for their different types of teas.
And this is my first suggestion to you:  Karak tea https://share.google/L845DqXRdGkr7LWGq

Thanks Samalz! It was my first time having thyme in a tea combination, but it indeed ended up as one of my favorites. It’s not a common find at all here in the US it seems