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…
You’d better go put the kettle on. There’s no way you’re making it through my guide to the best English Breakfast teas without needing a cuppa! A good English Breakfast tea (not to be confused with an Everyday Tea) doesn’t…
I spend far too much time on Instagram, how about you? At least I’m following some great tea Instagram accounts who fill my feed with interesting content! There is a really great tea community on Instagram so if you want…
It’s early October so naturally I’m starting my yearly re-watch of Gilmore Girls, but in my hand you’ll find a cosy cup of tea instead of a cup of coffee. Sure, Lorelai might turn her nose up, but I stand…
Hibiscus tends to split opinions. Either you love hibiscus teas or your hate them! Hibiscus has a very tart and fruity flavour, which is unusual as it’s made from the petals and blossoms of the hibiscus flower. When added to…
Here at Immortal Wordsmith, I’ve reviewed numerous different tea types. Among them, are decaffeinated tea and caffeine-free tea. But they most definitely are not the same. You cannot use the terms interchangeably, so you’d better learn the difference! In this…
Whether it’s summertime and I’ve just devoured a delicious BBQ meal, or the middle of winter and my roast dinner went down a treat, I always follow the meal up with a cup of peppermint tea. Drinking peppermint tea in…
Even when the weather is swelteringly hot and uncomfortable, I still need my cup of tea! So, I pick some of my favourite teas to ice and serve them chilled in the summer months. In this short guide, I’ve compiled…
Red bush tea was one of those uncommon tea types that I was a little nervous to try at first, but once I’d had my first cup, I loved it. So, if you’re worried or just curious about red bush…
Yerba mate is an interesting tea and one that’s worth learning about. Like matcha, pu-erh and other specialist types of tea, yerba mate can be a bit of an acquired taste. Even if you don’t like your first mouthful, I…