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Comment by Dragonskull1111

Assuming this is the food/drinks we get from vendors in WOTLK our mana pool would be doubled if you check the TBC one's Purified Draenic Water

Comment by 202381

All the innkeepers in capital city's in Azeroth sell this drink, buy it from a city you are exalted with and and you save 64s per 20x you buy (5x cost 1g 4s at friendly, 88s at exalted).

Comment by 237704

Star's Sorrow is a much cheaper alternative (1g and 12 hp for 20) assuming you don't mind the tiny honor cost.

Comment by 115135

The increase to the amount of mana restored by almost 1k will hopefully help out substantially. Casters and especially healers with large mana pools were, for the most part, having to sit for the full duration of the drink's buff and sometimes through part of a second one to regen to full mana.

I, for one, as a holy priest, am stoked about this.

Comment by 313456

As of Patch 3.1.2

Restores 19200 mana over 30sec

Comment by 85353

Instead of this drink, consider using Smoked Rockfin and Sauteed Goby. They are cheaper and better. Mana regeneration is the same but they also restore HP and the level requirement is lower. They are made out of junk fish Rockfin Grouper and Barrelhead Goby respectively, lots of which are sold for 5s a piece on my server, compared to 22s (17.6s at Exalted) for the Honeymint Tea. While the Conjured Mana Strudel has the same regeneration capability and is completely(?) free, it has the higher level requirement, it vanishes after 15-min log-off, and you have to be a mage or ask a mage to create it.

The Grilled Bonescale seems to be the same but the required Bonescale Snapper doesn't appear that cheap.

Still, Honeymint Tea has some advantages: it is easily obtainable from many vendors, including your Traveler's Tundra Mammoth's vendor (horde version: Traveler's Tundra Mammoth), it doesn't have to be cooked, and you don't have to stock the reserve of it which may be the case with the fish food.

I don't use Honeymint Tea at all. My favourite is Sauteed Goby, I use it mostly in battlegrounds for quick and cheap HP and mana restoration after successful fights, when I don't want to spend more expensive buff-food and I don't have Conjured Mana Strudels.

Comment by 339106

There's mint in my tea!

Comment by tailsandy

Sounds really tasty. Lot better than Pungent Seal Whey

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Honeymint Tea

Item Level 85

Requires Level 75
Use: Restores 19200 mana over 30 sec. Must remain seated while drinking.

Max Stack: 20

Sell Price: 5 50

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This item can be purchased in Dalaran (27), Zul'Drak (12), Thunder Bluff (5), Eastern Plaguelands (4), Ironforge (4), Silvermoon City (4), The Exodar (4), Undercity (4), Darnassus (3), Icecrown Citadel , Crystalsong Forest (2), Grizzly Hills (2), Icecrown (2), Orgrimmar (2), Sholazar Basin (2), Stormwind City (2), Ulduar , Borean Tundra , Dragonblight , Halls of Reflection , Howling Fjord , Plaguelands: The Scarlet Enclave , The Culling of Stratholme , The Eye of Eternity , The Obsidian Sanctum , The Storm Peaks , and Zul'Gurub .

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