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.

Best Tea Advent Calendars in the UK

best tea advent calendars uk

Christmas is coming, so it’s time for a tea advent calendar! I’ll admit, it’s mid-September when I’m writing this, but I wanted to start my research early to make sure all my tea-loving readers had the best tea advent calendar…

BOH English Breakfast Tea Review

boh english breakfast tea review

I’m English and I eat breakfast. But that’s never a guarantee that I’ll like English Breakfast tea blends! Known to be bold enough to stand up to our hearty eggs, beans, sausages and hash browns (I could eat 100 a…

Teakruthi Two Seasons Tea Review

teakruthi two seasons tea review

I can’t praise Lasith enough for sending me a whole box of delicious tea samples! Teakruthi is a relatively new company offering a wide selection of flavoured and single origin teas, including Two Seasons. If, like me, you’re delving into…

Pukka Night Time Tea Review

pukka night time tea review

Curling up with a cuppa in bed is one of the best feelings – especially when it’s cold and wintery outside. A great way to enjoy tea without staying up all night is to pick an herbal blend, like Pukka…

Lipton Green Tea Mint Tea Review

lipton green tea mint tea review

My review of Lipton Green Tea Mint isn’t overly favourable. I’ll outline why I don’t like it below but let me just say – if you do get the chance to try this tea (which is likely as it’s stocked…

Bion Nettle Tea Review

bion nettle tea review

Although this is not my first run-in with stinging nettles (a million childhood memories come to mind) this is my first try at nettle tea. I’d heard that unlike the prickly painful leaves, nettle tea can be rather sweet and…