Description
Pretty blue cornflowers dance amongst the Chinese & Ceylon grown black tea leaves, making it a visually appealing tea. Formerly known as “Arctic Fire”.
Antarctic Fire
$11.50 – $85.50
One tea that never goes out of fashion. The fruity flavours delicately fill the front palate, and the menthol after-flavour leaves you feeling refreshed and pouring yourself another cup! Formerly known as “Arctic Fire”.
Ann Quarry –
The description of Antarctic Fire is exactly right. A beautifully refreshing tea. Absolutely delicious.
Victoria Bromberger –
Absolutely hands down the best blend of Antarctic Fire (known to me as ‘Arctic Fire’) I have ever tasted. No other version compares – this has the perfect blend of light fruitiness and cooling aftertaste. I cannot recommend this tea highly enough.
Sinta Porter –
My most favourite black tea ever! Smooth with that peppermint aftertaste. A tea that is perfect both hot or cold, which is great as I have a habit of letting a cuppa go cold at work. I fist came across this tea – known then as Arctic Fire – a few decades ago. It then became a hard one to find. Luckily it is available today. Do your self a favour if you love a bit of peppermint then try this one!