Quick answer
For a balanced game-night brew that won't distract from the action, start with Wild Wood Brew Tea for a robust 212°F steep, or choose Shores of Paradise Tea if you prefer a slightly cooler 195°F infusion.
Why steep temperature matters for game-night tea
The temperature you steep your tea at changes both flavor and how quickly you can start sipping. A 212°F boil works for most black and herbal blends, releasing full-bodied notes fast — great when you want a strong cup between dice rolls. A 195°F steep is gentler, preserving lighter, more delicate flavors and cooling down sooner so you can drink without burning your tongue mid-session.
Flavor profile differences between the blends
Each MMG-exclusive blend is designed to complement a long game session without overwhelming your palate. Wild Wood Brew Tea and Butter Brew Tea both steep at 212°F, suggesting a heartier, more robust cup that stands up to snacks and late-night play. Shores of Paradise Tea, steeped at 195°F, likely offers a lighter, more refreshing profile — ideal for afternoon games or when you want something subtle between encounters.
Butter Brew Tea
How to choose your dice night tea
- Prefer a bold, long-lasting brew: Choose Wild Wood Brew Tea (212°F steep). It delivers a robust flavor that stays strong even as it cools, ideal for multi-hour campaigns.
- Want a lighter, quicker-to-drink cup: Go with Shores of Paradise Tea (195°F steep). The lower temperature means it's ready to sip sooner and won't overpower lighter snacks or conversations.
- Need a buttery, smooth option: Butter Brew Tea (212°F steep) offers a rich, smooth profile that's still bold but with a creamier mouthfeel — a good middle ground between the other two.
Product facts at a glance
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Wild Wood Brew Tea: Wild Wood Brew Tea is an MMG-exclusive blend steeped at 212°F. The high steep temperature means a bold, full-bodied cup that holds up well during long sessions and pairs with snacks.
Wild Wood Brew Tea
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Shores of Paradise Tea: Shores of Paradise Tea is an MMG-exclusive blend steeped at 195°F. The lower steep temperature yields a lighter, more delicate flavor that cools faster — perfect for quick sips between dice rolls.
Which tea fits your table?
Best for
- Players who want a full-flavored, all-night brew that holds up to snacks
- Gamers who prefer a lighter, faster-cooling tea for quick sips between turns
Not for
- Anyone who dislikes hot beverages during gameplay — consider iced tea or water instead
