Here we are, one of my final reviews from this years’ English Tea Shop Christmas collection. White Wonderland is a tea blend with a white tea base (naturally) which is a little unusual. My experience with white tea blends in…
Coffee and tea together in one drink is unusual, but I must admit that it is growing on me. Even in Starbucks, you can order a dirty chai (espresso and masala chai) without too many weird looks. But that doesn’t…
Is Christmas night the night before Christmas, aka Christmas Eve? Or is it the evening of Christmas day? It’s not an important question. To be honest, you will love drinking this tea on both evenings! It’s one of my favourites…
I usually have trifle after Christmas dinner. Is that weird? I often find that Christmas cake or Christmas pudding is just far too filling after I’ve stuffed myself with turkey and pigs in blankets. That’s why this tea caught my…
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…
When a tea has the perfect name, it just tastes better. I swear. Silent Night is always a soft, sweet and almost angelic Christmas hymn, just like this tea from Whittard of Chelsea. I received this cute mini caddy in…
After the immature giggles at the name of this tea settled down, myself and my family truly enjoyed testing this one out ready for Christmas. Adagio Rooibos Nutcracker is a caffeine-free tea that’s really tasty and ideal to serve to…
Adagio Chocolate Chai is an intriguing tea. If, like me, you have no restraint when it comes to chocolate, you’ll love it. It’s awesome if you’re trying to cut down on calories but still need your chocolate fix. Think of…
I always love the idea of pumpkin chai or pumpkin tea. But then I see how much sugar is in the ingredients list, not to mention the swirl of cream and dusting of brown sugar on top. So, when I…