Loose leaf tea is undoubtedly the best quality compared to teabags and tea sachets. Whole leaves are carefully picked, dried and rolled. It’s beautiful watching them unfurl in a teapot! Here you can find informative articles about how to brew loose leaf tea. Plus, you might just find some new loose leaf tea reviews for inspiration…
I must admit, oolong tea was the Teapro subscription box I’ve been looking forward to the most. Oolong teas are so diverse, some being robust and flavoursome, others being floral and subtle. I’m in a different mood every day and…
Yes, yes, yes, I know that chai means tea but there’s no mistake in this title. It’s a tea review of Basilur’s Masala Chai, plain and simple. Although, this tea is anything but plain and simple! It’s one of those…
Argentina is unlikely to be the first country you think of for black tea production, yet they were the 9th largest black tea producer as of 2005. I managed to get my hands on a 4g sample of What-Cha Argentina…
Whittard Limoncello tea is a light, refreshing, caffeine-free summer blend inspired by a famous alcoholic drink. Limoncello: a zesty lemon liqueur from southern Italy. Fresh, lemony and very boozy! Available in a limited edition illustrated tea tins (that I can…
It was a typical British August in 2019. A few very hot days, including a blistering Bank Holiday weekend, but mostly it was quite cool and breezy even when the sun was out. Somehow, this month’s Teapro box matched the…
5g of this tea was included as a sample in a teaware order from King Tea Mall (this is where I got those tiny glass cups I use for taste testing) and I must admit, I was quite intimidated by…
Eating peach slices straight out of a tin is one of my guilty pleasures. I love fruit, especially when it’s soaked in sweet syrup. When a peach flavoured green tea gets on my radar, I have to try it. I…
This is my second month of the teapro subscription – it could be your third if you joined for the very first month in May. We’re heading into hot weather season (well, hot for the UK) and I love that…
Another Assam tea from What-Cha! This one is described as gentle and smooth with pear notes and less malt than you may be used to. It’s sourced directly from the Nath family who grow and harvest the tea in the…