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.
After purchasing the mixed box of ayurvedic tea from Ayurveda Pura London, I set about reviewing them for my blog. But after only a little bit of research I realised that there was so much more to these teas than first meets the eye. Or taste buds. These 4 teas …
Naturaplan Alpine Herbal Tea with Mallow (or Naturaplan Herbal Infusion from the Alps with Mallow, if you translate it into English word-for-word) is a Swiss tea that’s made and sold in Switzerland. I was lucky enough to be sent a couple of tea bags to be reviewed for the blog. …
My love for turmeric is slowly growing. First, I loved just a dash in homemade paella, then I discovered I could make Bombay aloo myself with a medley of turmeric and spices. But turmeric in drinks is my newest fascination. This tea by Pure Leaf is primarily available in Canada, …
When I ran out of my old time after-dinner favourite (AKA, peppermint tea) I reached into my stash of Bion organic herbal teas and came out with lemon verbena. This is a very lovely, soothing and calming herbal tea that’s perfect for settling your stomach after a big meal. As …
As you probably noticed already from the pictures, I reviewed Traditional Medicinals Nighty Night Tea during the day. But that doesn’t mean I didn’t feel the effects! Trust me when I say, this herbal tea does wonders for your mental state whether it’s time for bed or not. I’m reviewing …
