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Alongside their extensive range of teabags and loose leaf teas, Twinings has recently launched a line of sparkling teas. These ready-to-drink canned beverages are in the supermarkets and specialty stores (I picked up mine in Holland & Barrett) alongside the…
Hello, juicy flavours. If you want something that’s sweet and thirst-quenching, your top choices are usually peach, mango, or passionfruit. And this cold brew from Whittard of Chelsea has all three. This tea is part of their new cold brew…
It’s hot. Like, reaching 34°C hot. So what better way to rehydrate and cool down than with iced tea? This week, I’m reviewing Whittard Cherry & Mandarin Cold Brew Infusion, a special tea that’s designed to be brewed in cold…
“Yesterday I walked into Sainsbury’s looking for new kombucha to review and found my G Spot instead” is not a sentence I ever thought I would write. But here we are. Yes, yes, yes. I know. G Spot beverages aren’t…
An energy drink? Yes, really! Today I’m taking a tangent from my usual premium tea reviews to focus on something a little different. You might recognise Perfect Ted from their Dragons’ Den appearance, or from the supermarket shelves where they’ve…
For subscribers to our blog, you will know tea is often the cornerstone of Izzy’s content and she has a deep passion for all things tea related. So, it might surprise you that I am writing about Twinings instead of…
Green tea is the hero of summer. It can be brewed hot or cold, made sweet with honey or refreshing with lemon, and gives you a caffeine hit without crushing you under malty or rich notes. So, what better tea…
July is proving to be quite hot this year – if I haven’t just jinxed it. But on one of the cooler days, I finally got around to taste-testing and reviewing WhatCha’s Ceylon New Vithanakande tippy black tea. This tea…
Have you ever heard of sorrel tea? If you’re a tea drinker, you definitely have – you just didn’t realise it. Hibiscus, the more common name for sorrel, is such a popular ingredient in fruit teas. Despite being derived from…