Easy Mint Tea Punch Recipe

This tea punch is fruity, minty and perfect for any mocktail party!

Tea punch is a classic party drink. A big bowl of cold punch with a ladle sticking out is something that you see on buffet tables all the time. However, not all punches are that great.

That is why we created this mint tea punch- to ensure that your next party punch is fantastic.

"Punch is a classic party drink"

INGREDIENTS IN FOR A FRESH SUMMER PUNCH

Our mint punch has some incredible, fresh ingredients. It’s amazing how a few common, household ingredients can come together to make something so fantastic! Here is what you will need to make our punch recipe:

·      Water- Hot water is used to brew the tea and cold water is used to chill the punch.

·      Mint leaves- Fresh mint leaves are the best. Peppermint or spearmint work wonderfully

·      Black tea bags- You can use either caffeinated or decaf tea depending on your
personal preference. Green tea will also taste great.

·      White sugar- Sugar adds a powerful sweetness.

·      Honey- Honey makes the tea rich and sweet

·      Orange juice- Use pulp free orange juice

·      Fresh lemon juice- Fresh squeezed lemon juice is the most powerful.

·      Orange slices- orange slices look beautiful floating in the punch bowl

Once you gather all of your ingredients together, you are read to mix!

HOW TO MAKE PUNCH

The punch starts with some fresh mint and black tea. Place the tea bags and mint sprigs into a large pitcher. The tea and mint are mix with some boiling hot water and left to steep. This will create a very potent tea that is sure to smell fantastic.

Once the tea has time to steep, discard the tea bags and give the tea a stir.

Mix the honey and sugar into the hot tea and stir to dissolve the sugar. If your sugar isn’t dissolving right away, reheat the tea a little in a pot. Keep stirring and the sugar should disappear!

Add some cold water to make the tea a little less strong and bitter. Mix in some fresh orange juice to give the tea a fruity flavor while the lemon juice brightens the whole drink. Grapefruit juice or pineapple juice will work in place of orange juice as well. Any kind of citrus will taste amazing.

Once the tea is mixed, you can keep it in your punch bowl or pour it into a large pitcher to serve. The tea will keep in the fridge for about 2 weeks so you will have plenty of time to drink it!

This non alcoholic punch is a great one to have on hand all summer long.

TIPS FOR MAKING OUR SWEET TEA PUNCH RECIPE

Before you star brewing your tea, take a look at these few little tips that help make the recipe perfect.

1.    Pour the tea into a large punch bowl and serve with a ladle for a classic tea punch look. You can keep it in a large pitcher to serve as well.

2.    Be sure to add ice cubes to the tea. Our tea punch definitely tastes best when you serve over ice.

3.    The tea will keep in the fridge for about 2 weeks so you will have plenty of time to drink it! It is perfect to make ahead for parties and a family get together.

4.    Use green tea bags to make a lighter, green tea punch recipe.

5.    Add extra sugar or simple syrup to make the tea even sweeter. A sweet tea punch is almost like a dessert!

6.    Lime juice adds a vibrant taste to the punch. Try adding lime juice in place of lemon for a new twist.

We love serving this refreshing drink at all kinds of occasions. It is the perfect drink for baby showers, kid birthday parties, holidays, or to just have on hand in the fridge. Give this easy summer drink recipe a try soon. We know you will love it!

Mint Tea Punch Recipe

5 from 1 vote

Recipe by Mocktail.net

Servings

10

servings

Prep time

15

minutes

This tea is fruity, minty and perfect for any party

Ingredients

• 3 cups hot water

• 1 cup fresh, packed mint leaves

• 4 black tea bags

• ½ cup white sugar

• ½ cup honey

• 1 cup orange juice

• ¼ cup lemon juice

• 5 cups cold water

• 1 orange, sliced for garnish

Directions

• Place the tea bags and mint in a large bowl. Pour the hot water into the bowl and let the tea steep for 10 minutes.
• Remove the tea bags and squeeze them to get all the liquid out. Discard the tea bags then remove the mint leaves and discard them as well.
• Add the sugar and honey to the bowl and stir to dissolve.
• Add the orange juice, lemon juice and cold water and stir.
• Add the orange slices to the bowl and serve the punch with a ladle.

Tips and Tricks

• • Serve the tea with a mint leaf and orange slice garnish
  • Both fresh spearmint or peppermint will work in this recipe.
• Tools:
  • Measuring Cup
  • Large bowl
  • Ladle
  • Large spoon

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