Alongside their extensive range of teabags and loose leaf teas, Twinings has recently launched a line of sparkling teas. These ready-to-drink canned beverages are in the supermarkets and specialty stores (I picked up mine in Holland & Barrett) alongside the…
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…
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 –…
Having just finished Tolstoy’s War and Peace, I am slightly offended by Clipper Snore and Peace! What a name for a sleep tea. I actually found that War and Peace was an excellent and very engaging novel. It certainly wasn’t…
We are taking things slow this Monday with a review of Acorus Harmony Herbal Tea. This herbal blend is caffeine-free and only contains three ingredients! Purported to create a harmonious effect – or at least a harmonious flavour – this…
I am a very lucky person! Two weeks in a row I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing teas that have been gifted to me. This week, Tea+ Sleep tea is on the agenda. This is a soothing sleep aid (you…
On a trip to IKEA, I discovered some really cool treasures; fake flowers for my photography, elk-shaped pasta, and this tea. The IKEA Egentid range includes several tea types including a chai and this one – IKEA lemongrass tea. The…
Just the word “alpine” instantly makes me thing of a fresh cool breeze, the scent of pine trees, and the soft grass of a mountain meadow. This tea, Himmelbauer Alpine Tea, really summarises all of that in one cup! Himmelbauer…
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…