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.
The cosiest beverages in the winter months are often super high in caffeine. From the festive-spiced lattes to hot chocolates and rich chais, they don’t only load you up on sugar but they also give you that caffeine kick. And…
It is now chai season – but that doesn’t mean you need to go all-out on pumpkin spice! This week, I’m reviewing Dragonfly Tea’s Cape Malay Chai, a herbal blend of rooibos and cosy spices that’s ideal for the chilly…
A chill is in the air, so it’s definitely time to brew up a strong ginger tea to keep your immune system in check! This week, I’m reviewing Clipper Restoring Roots (renamed ‘Ginger & Turmeric’ tea since I purchased my…
I’m taking a slower pace with tea reviews this year, selecting only the highest quality ones that I can find to blog about. Among my list of high-quality teas to try is Tea People Spearmint. Yes, it’s just a bag…
Winter feels endless this year – or is it just me? Anyway, at least we have some delicious teas to keep us warm on chilly March evenings! This week, I’ve got my hands of Dragonfly Tea’s Night Sky Calm, an…
It is early February as I’m writing this tea review and I am desperate to see some lush greenery, white flowers and tasty berries emerging on the British hedgerows. Spring couldn’t come soon enough! In the meantime, I’ve got a…
You might have heard the saying, “tea is a hug in a mug.” This saying was almost definitely first uttered over a cup of camomile tea (or chamomile, depending on who you’re buying it from). The soft mellow flavours are…
The weekend is here and it’s time to reset with a delicious cup of tea. So, what better tea to review here on the Immortal Wordsmith blog than Twinings Reset. This tea is part of the Soulful Blends range –…
Today, I am very excited to announce a new tea brand is being featured on the Immortal Wordsmith blog. Giles at Two Spoons Tea, an awesome British brand, agreed to send me a range of samples to review and I’ve…