Badia Mint Tea 10 Bags

Badia mint tea is the bagged version of the after-dinner herbal Latin households reach for when coffee would be too much. Ten individual bags, peppermint leaves, no caffeine.

The flavor is clean and herbaceous — brighter than chamomile, gentler than green tea. Steep three to five minutes in just-boiled water. Sweeten with a little sugar or honey, or take it plain.

Common Uses: afternoon merienda, post-dinner digestivo, soothing a heavy stomach after lechón or picadillo, evening wind-down, settling kids before bed.

Pantry Role: pantry staple, cultural marker.

Common In: Cuban-American households, Caribbean kitchens, Latin American homes where té de menta is the default cure for almost anything stomach-related.

Cultural Context: Mint tea sits in the corner of the Latin pantry reserved for remedies that double as comfort — the cup an abuela hands you when you say your stomach hurts, no questions asked. It predates wellness culture by generations.

Pairs With: María cookies, a slice of pan cubano with butter, turrones during the holidays, or nothing at all.

Ships nationwide from our Miami warehouse.