Have you tried much tea from Ceylon? If the answer is no, then you’ve come to the perfect review. Basilur Leaf of Ceylon is a tea collection containing four tasty single origin teas. I stumbled upon this box, bought it…
I’ve had some truly magnificent Basilur tea blends in the past year. From tropical pineapple, coffee, and tea to a super sweet rose and almond blend that I couldn’t help but sigh dreamily into. But this is one of the…
As much as we all love sweet, fruity, and exotic flavoured teas, sometimes you just can’t beat a plain cup of black tea. This is my review of Basilur Nuwara Eliya, a single origin black tea from a specific region…
The weather is still sunny but as the temperature drops into Autumn 2020, I find myself looking for richer and warmer teas like Basilur Ruhunu Tea. This single origin offering from Basilur showcases the unique flavour notes of black tea…
Good morning! It’s a bit of a miserable morning here in the UK as I get ready to write my T2 English Breakfast Tea review. But that’s okay, because really, it’s the perfect morning for snuggling up inside with a…
Do you like dark chocolate? Trust me, it’s a very relevant question for this Basilur Uva tea review! I love trying single origin teas as you really capture the natural flavour notes of the tea from that specific region. The…
The wind is howling outside, and some heavy April showers are imminent. Oh, how I wish I could be whisked away to a mythical land on holiday adventures. Alas, lockdown is still in full effect. Never mind. I’ll brew up…
Teas named gold or gold blend are nearly always hearty black teas. Which is fine. But if you want to try something new, Teakruthi Ceylon Gold is an awesome choice. This white tea really lives up to the name! This…
This is one of Teakruthi’s most expensive white teas – if not the most expensive. But after sipping and reviewing a cup of Teakruthi Ceylon Ivory tea, I’m confident that it’s worth every penny. If you’ve been hunting for a…