Zest Tea Cinnamon Apple Review
Zest Cinnamon Apple Tea is like apple pie in a mug. I love apple pie, apple crumble, apple strudel… any apple bake with cinnamon has me drooling. This tea is no different. Of course, you probably won’t want to drink…
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.
Basilur Love Story Volume III Tea Review
Basilur very kindly sent me a big box of sample teas this month for the Izzy’s Corner blog, which included the Basilur Love Story Volume III tea mini-book. I must admit, after tasting it I am completely hooked on Basilur…
Ayurveda Pura Ginger & Lemon Zest Tea Review
The final tea from my Ayurveda Pura box is the Ginger and Lemon Zest tea blend. My problem with these lemon, ginger and honey type tea blends is that they almost never live up to the flavour of a fresh…
Pukka Three Mint Tea Review
Two mint tea reviews in one week! It’s no surprise really. Refreshing mint tea is exactly what you need when the weather is too warm for a traditional cuppa but slightly too cool for an iced tea. Pukka Three Mint…
Whittard Peach Bellini Tea Review
Eating peach slices straight out of a tin is one of my guilty pleasures. I love fruit, especially when it’s soaked in sweet syrup. When a peach flavoured green tea gets on my radar, I have to try it. I…
PMD Peppermint Leaves Tea Review
It always surprises me how two identical herbal teas from different brands can taste so different. I first noticed it with my plain chamomile blends – one can be gentle and light while another musty and syrupy. This peppermint leaves…
Teapro Subscription Box: ‘Fruit Cooler’ July 2019
This is my second month of the teapro subscription – it could be your third if you joined for the very first month in May. We’re heading into hot weather season (well, hot for the UK) and I love that…
The London Tea Company Earl Grey Review
The London Tea Company describe their Earl Grey as “the capital’s classic flavoured tea” and I quite agree. Earl Grey is a classic that’s very British, even though it’s one of the most popular teas all over Europe. Bergamot is…
What-Cha India Assam Kanoka Hand-Made Black Tea Review
Another Assam tea from What-Cha! This one is described as gentle and smooth with pear notes and less malt than you may be used to. It’s sourced directly from the Nath family who grow and harvest the tea in the…