Herbal teas contain herbs (surprise!) and flowers and various other non-caffeinated ingredients. Unlike black, white, green, oolong and other teas, herbal brews don’t contain the camellia sinensis plant – the traditional tea plant. Read herbal tea reviews here.
Well, we’re now in the first full week of September and it feels like we’ve instantly switched from summer to autumn. Pukka Wild Apple & Cinnamon with Ginger tea (yep, that’s a really long name) was at the top of my list of autumn teas to try in 2021. Apple …
Some of Pukka Herbs’ teas can be… not so good. But this one certainly sounds nice! Pukka Chamomile, Vanilla and Manuka Honey sounds like it should be sweet, rich, and warm. A true hug in a mug. To discover if this Pukka tea lives up to its name, I have …
This is my first ever tulsi tea. It’s going to be somewhat of a journey! I’m going to be exploring what tulsi tea is, what it tastes like, how to brew it, and importantly – what health benefits there are to drinking it. If you’re new to tulsi tea, join …
I want to start my Pukka Peppermint Licorice tea review with an apology to all my British readers. Every time I write “licorice” instead of “liquorice” a little piece of me dies. But this is the actual name of the tea that’s sold in the UK. Why Pukka couldn’t change …
Can I just say a massive thank you to Umi Tea Sets for gifting me this delicious tea? Peach blossom tea is completely new to me. In fact, I’m pretty sure I’ve never seen a peach tree in real life (the one in Kung Fu Panda does not count, by …
