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…
Another weekend of boxing has passed by and both me and Chris have been “back and forthing” as per usual. For the most part we agree on a hell of a lot of things, but sometimes things get a bit…
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…
Of all the lists you have been dying to read and thought you never would – this has got to be top, right? In case you need it, this is your anti-Nazi disclaimer and I in no way condone Adolf…
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…
Part of my problem with blogging is I like to dabble in lots of things which makes my blog broad and hard to define. For a while I have been enjoying The Subtext’s game reviews and I wanted to give…
I haven’t been to Wales in a long while and having bought my new car a long time ago, it was overdue a nice driving weekend on the fantastic Welsh roads. We actually made the Devil’s Bridge trip over a…
The Devil went to Devil’s Bridge to make Wales his own. Once upon a time, there was a river that ran through a sleepy and quiet part of Wales. Its source was a lake high in the Cambrian mountains and…
Twinings Pure Camomile tea (chamomile is also correct but I’m sticking with camomile as that’s the spelling Twinings use) was a great tea! It’s exactly what you’d expect it to be, without any extra frills. I reviewed it to work…