These tea advice articles are brought to you by Izzy’s Corner, the creative blog at Immortal Wordsmith. From how I brew my tea, to tips on storage, you can find all kinds of tea advice here! Furthermore, you might just find some guest posts from tea experts too…
Articles about tea (caffeinated and herbal) and health benefits aren’t anything new – they’ve been swarming the internet for a while now. But it’s only since the coronavirus pandemic that they’ve been popping up much more frequently! I’ve also been swamped with emails from tea companies either letting me know …
Christmas is coming! I’ll admit, it’s mid-September when I’m writing this, but I wanted to start my research early to make sure all my tea-loving readers had the best tea advent calendar in time for the countdown. All the calendars on this list are available in the UK (some with …
You live in a world where organic certifications and high standards are expected, whether you personally care about them or not. You can’t walk into a tea aisle or visit a tea website without noticing some sort of certification or mention. Sometimes it’s a vague About page covering how workers …
I’d been into tea drinking for years before I even discovered the whole world of Eastern tea rituals and traditional tea ceremonies. They’re not well-known in the UK at all, even when you’re a tea addict shopping for loose leaf at the likes of Whittard and Teapigs. But venture online …
Brewing loose leaf tea can be pretty daunting. Personally, I put off trying it for years. When you can brew a quick cup with a teabag, why fuss about with infusers and strainers and all kinds of loose tea terms. But the truth is, brewing loose leaf tea is very …
