Teekanne Fresh Orange Tea Review
This was one of several teas sent to me from a fellow tea enthusiast many many months ago. I must admit, I get very behind in my tea reviewing schedule. I can only apologise! Anyway, this is my full review…
Tag Chicory
Chicory is a woody, herbaceous plant that’s related to the dandelion. It’s an unusual ingredient in tea, but still delicious! Here you can find chicory tea blend reviews and recipes by Izzy’s Corner.
Tim Hortons Honey Lemon Tea Review
A steaming hot cup of lemon honey tea is the best thing ever when you have a cold. It’s even more amazing with a slice of fresh ginger in it. But I always like to make mine with fresh ingredients,…
English Tea Shop Moroccan Spice Herbal Tea Review
Naming a tea Moroccan Spice is a sure-fire way to get my attention! This spiced herbal blend by English Tea Shop contains some of my favourite spices. It’s almost like a chai, with cinnamon and ginger pieces. This tea is…
Twinings St Clements Tea Review
The name of this tea is pure genius. I have some fuzzy childhood memories of singing ‘oranges and lemons’ and sipping orange squash in the middle of the summer months – this fruit tea from Twinings instantly transports me back…
Pure Leaf Chai Tea Review
A good cup of chai on a cold winter day is such a small yet great pleasure. Today I’m reviewing Pure Leaf Chai, the pyramid tea bag version, for the Immortal Wordsmith blog. This is an interesting one! With 2…
Adagio Raja Oolong Chai Review
Sometimes you come across a tea that sounds quirky and delicious… but is actually the same old blend renamed. Other times, you find an interesting sounding tea and it’s just too bizarre to be enjoyable. Neither applies to Adagio Raja…
Tim Hortons Apple Cinnamon Tea Review
Apple and cinnamon is such a classic flavour combination, yet a lot of teas I’ve tried have got it wrong. The apple gets too sweet and the cinnamon is often backed by a silly amount of anise-flavoured spices. But I’d…
English Tea Shop Candy Cane Tea Review (Peppermint)
Usually when I receive tea for Christmas, it’s not a good thing. Most of the time it’s a super sweet, gimmicky Christmas tea that’s blended with God-knows-what. So, when I tried English Tea Shop’s Candy Cane tea (thank you Lucy),…