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…
A steaming hot cup of lemon honey tea is the best thing ever when you have a cold. It’s even more amazing with a slice of fresh ginger in it. But I always like to make mine with fresh ingredients,…
Vanilla? Sure, that’s a festive flavour. But mint and mango are usually reserved for the summer months. This is what drew me to review English Tea Shop Vanilla Mint and Mango tea, one of many teas in the Holiday Collection…
I’ve tried a few kombuchas in my time, although they were the canned type from a supermarket so definitely not the top-notch variety. That’s why Yogi Tea’s Kombucha green teabags caught my eye. Kombucha tea is actually a fermented type…
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.…
For most of the world, Christmas is over. But for me, it’s kind of just begun! I’ve been very lucky this year to receive a huge stash of teas to review for the blog and this is first on my…
It’s almost that time of year and I’m sitting by the window, watching the dismally mild weather drip down the glass. I’m dreaming, hopelessly, of a white Christmas. And this is the tea I’ve chosen to fit the mood –…
Novus White Mulled Wine tea sounds special. And let me tell you, it is special. Novus very kindly sent me a few samples of this tea to try for the blog after the success of my Novus Egyptian Mint Tea…
Ginger teas are so hit and miss. Get the timing wrong and you’re grimacing with every sip of earthy, fiery ginger tea. But get it right and you add so much depth and warmth to your tea. It really does…