Sultan Pure Mint Tea – 100% Mint Herbal Tea – 20 tea bags

Sultan Pure Mint Tea: Key Points

Sultan Pure Mint is a single-herb herbal tea made entirely of mint grown in Morocco—the green mint known as “nanâa,” the very same variety used to flavor traditional mint tea. It is part of the Nature Collection from Sultan, a Moroccan tea and herbal tea brand founded in 1936, and comes in a box of 20 individually wrapped tea bags. With no caffeine or added flavorings, it yields a clear, green cup with a clean, fresh, and fragrant taste, milder than peppermint. It should be steeped for 5 to 7 minutes in gently simmering water and can be enjoyed plain, sweetened Moroccan-style, or iced, from morning through late evening—especially after a meal.

The nanâa, star of Moroccan tea, finally takes center stage

Everyone knows Moroccan mint from tea: it’s this very mint—nanâa—that gives the famous atay its unmistakable aroma. What’s less well known is that in Morocco, it’s also drunk on its own, brewed without tea: a fragrant green cup that retains all the essence of the ritual, without the caffeine found in green tea. That’s exactly what Pure Menthe Sultan offers, featuring mint grown in Morocco and selected by a company that has been working with this plant for nearly a century.

In a cup, nanâa is distinctly different from peppermint: less minty, greener, and rounder, with that sunny aroma that immediately brings to mind the terraces of Marrakech. The liquor is crystal-clear, the flavor is clean without being harsh, and the finish lingers with the scent of fresh leaves.

Our Tisane Addict Review of Pure Sultan Mint

Almost all commercially available mint teas are made from European peppermint—standardized and very minty. This one is in a league of its own: Nanâa has that fresh, sunny aroma that no peppermint can replicate, and that’s what makes this box a truly unique offering—not just another generic mint tea. The individually wrapped tea bag preserves a fragrance that mint loses very quickly when exposed to air, and the tea remains clean-tasting even after a generous steep.

And if this "nanâa" makes you want to see her in her iconic role, our Grain Rafiâa Sultan Green Tea provides the foundation for authentic mint tea: this set of two boxes covers the entire ritual—tea for the day and an evening infusion. And in the same Nature Collection, the Pure Sultan Chamomile offers the perfect contrast: floral and honey-like, while the mint is fresh and crisp—a nice change of pace for the last few cups of the day.

Our favorite ways to serve it

Pour simmering water over a tea bag and let it steep for 5 to 7 minutes, preferably covered: the mint’s aromas are volatile, and the lid keeps them in the cup. Enjoy it black for purists, or sweetened to capture the spirit of a Moroccan glass of tea. Good to know: Nanâa is one of the herbs that can be steeped a second time, and our guide explains how. rewarm herbal tea several times without losing any flavor.

Product references

What kind of mint is used in the Pure Menthe Sultan herbal tea?

This is the spearmint grown in Morocco—the kind Moroccans call nanâa—the same variety used to flavor traditional mint tea. Its flavor profile is rounder and less minty than that of peppermint, which is found in most commercially available herbal teas.

What does the Pure Sultan Mint herbal tea taste like?

The cup is clean, green, and fragrant, with that sunny character typical of nanâa and a long finish of fresh leaves. When served plain, it remains crisp and gentle; when sweetened, it immediately evokes the spirit of a glass of Moroccan tea.

What's the difference between Pure Menthe Sultan and mint tea?

Mint tea combines green tea—usually in leaf form—with fresh mint; it therefore contains caffeine. Pure Mint is brewed using only nanâa, without tea: it captures the ritual’s signature aroma in a naturally caffeine-free cup that can be enjoyed at any time of day.

How do you prepare Sultan Pure Mint tea?

Pour simmering water over a tea bag and let it steep for 5 to 7 minutes, covered to retain the mint’s volatile aromas. Enjoy it plain, sweetened Moroccan-style, or iced with lime for a “virgin mojito”-style drink that’s very popular in the summer.

Does Pure Menthe Sultan contain caffeine?

No: Mint is an herbal infusion, not a tea, and naturally contains neither theine nor caffeine. That’s what makes it so great late at night, when you want to enjoy the taste of mint tea without the green tea base.

What's in a box of Pure Menthe Sultan?

Each box contains 20 individually wrapped sachets; the wrapper protects the mint’s fragrance, which fades very quickly when exposed to the air. The composition consists solely of mint itself, with no added flavorings or other plants: this is the principle behind Sultan’s Nature Collection.