We love black tea, oxidised and fired for comforting warmth. You can read about black tea, how to brew it and how it’s picked here. You might find some new blends to try too!
Earl grey is second only to English breakfast when it comes to well-known tea blends. Yet, despite so many tea brands having an earl grey in their repertoire, very few get it right. The mix of floral and citrusy bergamot…
An afternoon tea should be delicate, refreshing and stand up to the mellow flavours of an afternoon tea platter. H. R. Higgins Afternoon Blend certainly does that! Available in loose leaf format, this black tea blend draws on the flavours…
If you are waking up and craving a good cup of tea, H. R. Higgins Mayfair Tea is just what you need. I was sent this tea by H. R. Higgins to review and enjoy, but I’m not paid for…
When it comes to a hearty cuppa that you can sip with your breakfast, an Irish breakfast tea should be high on your list. This is a hearty and warming alternative to our trusty English Breakfast Tea that you should…
A mid-year Earl Grey? Don’t mind if I do! This week, I am brewing up a nice cup of Taylors of Harrogate Earl Grey tea. This tea brand is pretty well-known in the UK and is actually part of the…
Today I am delving into one of Britain’s most consumed cups of tea for my review – Tetley Original. After the disaster that was PG Tips, my standards are pretty low… but I will sip it with an open mind,…
Good morning! I am starting the day with a cup of PG Tips to find out whether this is a good tea or not. I usually prefer a nice loose leaf tea in the morning from a high quality single…
When you reach into your cupboard to make some tea, do you grab the Everyday blend or the trusty English Breakfast? Although they both tend to produce a satisfying cup of black tea with a good splash of milk, there…
When a tea comes with the name Darling Grey, I know I have to try it. This week I am reviewing the delicious Whittard Darling Grey in loose leaf format. This is a twist on the classic Earl Grey, one…