Isobel Moore

Isobel Moore

Isobel Moore writes about tea, food, nature, and everyday life through the lens of the Navigation Codex at Immortal Wordsmith. She has reviewed over 400 teas since 2019, and focuses on natural ingredients, honest sourcing, and things that help you flow rather than fight your way through the day.

BOH Mango Tea Review

BOH Mango Tea Review

BOH Mango Tea is part of the Seri Songket collection of deliciously flavoured teas. I first fell in love with their Tangerine Earl Grey tea and was so eager to try the others. Mango is such a sweet, exotic fruit…

Adagio Yuletide Toddy Tea Review

Adagio Yuletide Toddy Tea Review

On that specific day in December when the Coca-Cola advert is on TV, the radios are bursting with Christmas tunes, and we finally start putting up the Christmas decorations, there’s a very distinctive aroma in my house. That aroma is…

Adagio Green Chai Review

adagio green chai review

This is one of those Adagio teas that is blended to perfection. Green tea is not the usual base for a chai, as black tea tends to work so much better with complex spices. But Adagio are genius. They’ve added…

Teakruthi Lemon Kandy Tea Review

Teakruthi Lemon Kandy Tea Review

It took a little while but I finally got the pun in the name of this tea. Teakruthi Lemon Kandy is a sinfully delicious black tea that I adore at the moment. Teakruthi is fast becoming one of my favourite…

Whittard Silent Night Tea Review

whittard silent night tea review

When a tea has the perfect name, it just tastes better. I swear. Silent Night is always a soft, sweet and almost angelic Christmas hymn, just like this tea from Whittard of Chelsea. I received this cute mini caddy in…

Adagio Thai Chai Tea Review

adagio thai chai review

Just the words ‘Thai Chai’ take my mind to fragrant spices and tropical fruits. But that’s not what you usually expect with a spiced chai blend. When I found this sample packet in my box of teas from Adagio, it…