Lipton Green Tea Mint Tea Review
My review of Lipton Green Tea Mint isn’t overly favourable. I’ll outline why I don’t like it below but let me just say – if you do get the chance to try this tea (which is likely as it’s stocked…
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Bion Nettle Tea Review
Although this is not my first run-in with stinging nettles (a million childhood memories come to mind) this is my first try at nettle tea. I’d heard that unlike the prickly painful leaves, nettle tea can be rather sweet and…
Teapro Subscription Box: ‘Oolong-Wulong’
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…
Ahmad Tea Green Tea Pure Review
Ahmad’s Green Tea Pure blend has been in my cupboard for a while now, winking at me from behind a big box of Basilur teas. Today I decided to stop neglecting it and do a full tea review! This is…
Eloments Egyptian Mint Tea Review
The second box of vitamin teas in the generous sample set that Eloments sent me! Eloments Egyptian Mint Tea is an inviting blend of peppermint and spearmint. That combination of sweet menthol from the peppermint and gentle warmth from the…
Basilur Masala Chai Tea Review
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…
What-Cha Argentina ‘Misiones’ Black Tea Review
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…
Twinings Pure Fennel Tea Review
I will always be the first to admit that I don’t like liquorice, aniseed type flavours in tea. I especially don’t like them when they’re added to herbal blends to sweeten them but end up completely overpowering the other flavour…
Whittard Limoncello Tea Review
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…