Green tea with mint is a classic combination. When it’s blended right, you get a warm grassy note from the green tea with sweet, refreshing menthol high notes from the peppermint. But you’d be surprised at how often mint tea…
Pu-erh (also spelled puerh or puer) is my weakest link in the tea world. I’ve dabbled in oolongs and I’ve whisked up my fair share of matcha, but raw and ripe pu-erh is a whole other world that I’ve barely…
I have the Ahmad Twelve Teas box, containing the bestselling teas from Ahmad Tea London. So, it’s no surprise that the ever-popular English Tea No. 1 blend would be included. I’m reviewing the teabag version, although there is a loose…
Naming a tea Moroccan Spice is a sure-fire way to get my attention! This spiced herbal blend by English Tea Shop contains some of my favourite spices. It’s almost like a chai, with cinnamon and ginger pieces. This tea is…
This is not just the first decaffeinated tea on my tea blog – it’s my first decaf tea ever! Tim Hortons Decaf Tea is an orange pekoe quality black tea that’s decaffeinated with the ethyl acetate method. Unsure if decaf…
I’ve tried a few kombuchas in my time, although they were the canned type from a supermarket so definitely not the top-notch variety. That’s why Yogi Tea’s Kombucha green teabags caught my eye. Kombucha tea is actually a fermented type…
This fruity little number appears in the Fruit Selection box by Twinings, which is on my list to review this year. I know that I often give Twinings a hard time on my blog, especially when comparing their teabag range…
“Southern Malt” makes me think of the southern states of the USA and those old wild west films that are on repeat on daytime TV schedules. But Teakruthi Southern Malt is actually named after the southern area of Sri Lanka,…
I really REALLY enjoy fruits in desserts. If I have a choice of a luxury chocolate dessert and a simple but well-made apple pie, I will pick the apple pie every time. This why sipping through my fruit tea collection…