Twinings Blueberry and Apple Tea bags

So here is a tea that I have had on a number of occasions, prob the best High street fruit tea I have tasted, It smells fruity and it tastes the same, Does not taste like a weak squash. I guess that is because of the Blueberry in it.

This is the Packaging (Not normally crumpled)

This is what the tea looks like with tea bag removed, Nice and clear.

To Score this tea I would give the following:-

4/5 for ease of use and carrying around (bags do not come in their own envelope, they are all together in one box)

4/5 for taste (Not quite as tasty as the Suki tea)

3/5 for packaging (Its Twinings, it does what it says)

Suki Red Berry tea

So I first discovered this tea in Patisserie Valerie in Worcester, having tried other Suki black tea at Patisserie Valerie in Bristol. This time I decided to try a Fruit tea as I wanted something sweeter.

My was I in for a treat.

Containing hibiscus Blossoms, rose hip peel, apple pieces, elderberries, Blackberry leaves, freeze dried whole blackberries, raspberry and strawberries.. Very fruity.

When it first got delivered to the table the smell was amazing - Now normally with an amazing smell comes a less amazing taste. But this time I was wrong the taste was extremely fruity. Like a strong squash.

So I brought some myself, You buy it from here:-

Please take a look at Suki teas website for more teas

https://suki-tea.com/

So this is what it looks like before pouring in water - even this looks inviting

This is what it looks like before drinking, so much darker than previous fruit teas.

At some point I want to try and get myself a glass tea cup, but funds won't quite allow me yet!

Anyway to score this tea I would give the following:-

1/5 for ease of use and carrying around (Its lose leaf tea which is harder to carry around)

5/5 for taste

2/5 for packaging (Its plain, its simple, it does what it says)

Clipper blackcurrant and blueberry tea

So the first tea to post is a fruit tea from clipper tea. 

Smells great,  but tastes abit like a watery squash, ideal if you don't like your tea to strong. Each tea bag comes in its own bag to keep it fresh,  ideal if you want to take a couple in your work or handbag.

Opening up the box we remove a sealed tea bag, therefore keeping the rest of the bags as fresh as possible.

Once opening the individual packet for the bag, this is what you are presented with Dry and wet!

      

I would give this:

5/5 for ease of use and carrying around

2/5 for taste

3/5 for packaging