Tea, the drink that defines our nation. Read about tea in our many tea guides, or discover a new blend from our ever-growing selection of tea reviews.
Having just finished Tolstoy’s War and Peace, I am slightly offended by Clipper Snore and Peace! What a name for a sleep tea. I actually found that War and Peace was an excellent and very engaging novel. It certainly wasn’t…
A good pure green tea can be anything but plain, but will Taylors of Harrogate Pure Green Tea be worth the time spent brewing it? This week, I am reviewing it to find out. Armed with a kettle, thermometer, and…
White tea types are some of my favourite teas to sip. Their melon and stone fruit sweetness and delicate grassiness just can’t be beaten. So, I’m always on a mission to help other tea drinkers (new and experienced) discover just…
With a name like Acorus Rooibos & Vanilla Cream, I know I am in for a luxuriant tea review session! This caffeine-free blend was gifted to me alongside a tea advent calendar last year and I have been eager to…
Apple and cinnamon is a classic flavour pairing. Combine that with the legendary tea blending abilities at Taylors of Harrogate, and my expectations for Taylors of Harrogate Apple & Cinnamon are quite high! I have many apple and cinnamon flavoured…
I love receiving hampers, but I also love receiving sentimental and thoughtful gifts. Thankfully, taking the time to create a personal hamper for a loved one is an excellent way to deliver something sentimental and valuable at the same time.…
We are taking things slow this Monday with a review of Acorus Harmony Herbal Tea. This herbal blend is caffeine-free and only contains three ingredients! Purported to create a harmonious effect – or at least a harmonious flavour – this…
It’s my first kombucha review at Immortal Wordsmith! I thought I’d kick things off with No 1 Living Immune Kombucha, a flavoured kombucha with ginger and yuzu. If you are new to kombucha, it is basically fermented tea. Tea leaves,…
If you have ever drank a cup of tea and felt odd after, or even experienced some wild symptoms, then it is possible that you have an allergy to tea. But before you jump down the rabbit hole, let’s slow…