As much as I love sipping on a delicate green tea and contemplating the universe, there’s something so homey, genuine, and comforting about a hearty English Breakfast tea. That’s what this New English Teas’ loose leaf is all about. It’s…
Just to be clear, BOP fannings is not something you should brag about. Fannings are basically tea dust. Tiny scraps of tea. Sometimes, tea fannings are even collected as waste – the leftovers from creating a high-quality tea. BOP (broken…
Here we are! Another tea review of the Mlesna collection of Ceylon single origin teas. This week, we explore Mlesna Ruhunu black tea, sourced from the South-Eastern region of Sri Lanka. If you’re a regular reader of my blog (don’t…
Mlesna Sabaragamuwa black tea. Okay, so the name is a bit of a mouthful, but is the tea? I’m about to find out in my full review! Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working my way through a selection…
I’ve had a tea from the Kandy region of Ceylon (Sri Lanka) before. Teakruthi’s Lemon Kandy is not only a delightful play on words but also a very tasty black tea with sweet lemon pieces. So, I had high hopes…
Another single origin black tea from the Mlesna Ceylon tea collection box! In this review of Mlesna Dimbula, I’ll cover everything you need to know, including the flavour, aroma, brew time and where best to buy it. At the time…
The beauty of single origin teas is that they really allow the character of the region to shine through! It turns out, the Uva region has a fantastic character, as I found out in my Mlesna Uva tea review. It…
My love affair with Clipper tea goes back years. It’s not just the organic and Fairtrade logos, or the unbleached and plastic-free tea bags. It’s the quality and hearty flavour! This is my full review of Clipper English Breakfast tea.…
Don’t you just love stumbling across a new tea brand? I spotted a box of Mlesna Ceylon teas on a visit to TK Maxx (before the UK went back into lockdown) and just couldn’t resist trying them out. This tea,…