Tetley Red Bush Tea Reviews

As with everyone I can think of (apart from my mate Nikki) I just love a good old brew. Over the past few years though I have started to drink more and more coffee which I have wanted to stop as it has too much caffeine. Last Friday Scarlet baby and I accompanied my sister to the National Wedding Show in Birminghams NEC where the Home ...  Read the complete review

Every time summer ends and weather begins to turn cold I turn into an complete tea addict so I start going around the supermarkets and I buy a huge variety: berries, black, decaffeinated, camomile, white teas, fruits teas you name it I have pretty much everything. So you can see I am pretty serious about my teas in the winter, I love drinking a ...  Read the complete review

I gave up drinking regular black tea as my main beverage a year ago, choosing to have a redbush (or Rooibos) tea whenever I would normally have a regular tea. It is safe to say that I have tried a number of redbush tea bags - often depending on the price of them and which ones are on offer. Price ------ I often find ...  Read the complete review

Tetley Redbus Tea I was introduced to Redbush Tea (also known as Rooibos tea) about 5 years ago. I usually buy it from the local health shop but the last few times, more out of convenience I've brought it from Tesco. They can be expensive to buy I tend to go for the 40 bag's mine cost £1.69, you can also buy a 80 bag box for £3.19. ...  Read the complete review

I first discovered redbush tea about a year ago and I haven't had regular tea ever since. Love it or hate it, it is different from anything you've ever tasted. It does take some getting used to - in my case the first three cups - but once hooked, you can't go back to your regular beverage as everything else just tastes bitter. ...  Read the complete review

I had a free sample of redbush (a different brand) about a year ago, I tried it and was pleasantly surprised. So off I went to the local supermarket, and found that Tetley's was the only sensibly priced option at £1.60 for a pack of 40. For various health reasons, I decided I would try drinking more redbush and less of my usual tea, ...  Read the complete review

Tetley Red Bush/Rooibos tea: - Manufactured herbal tea by Tetley. Like most teas this tea contains beneficial antioxidants which help to keep the body healthy and in tip-top shape. This tea however contains high levels of antioxidants and thus is loved by the health conscious. Its lack of caffeine makes it ideal for those who are giving up ...  Read the complete review

I am a bit of a tea-monster when it comes to the good old cuppa, but recently I found that I was getting quite bad headaches, so I assumed this was from the caffeine overload. To combat this I switched to decaf tea, which although tasted a bit funny it did the job. Then a girl at work brought in a box of redbush tea, and offered me one to try. ...  Read the complete review

REDBUSH IN GENERAL I'm a big fan of Redbush teas, and have tried 3 or 4 varieties. They follow the same blend on the whole, giving a subtle, light taste and transparent, orangey-brown hue. To some it's bland dishwater but to me it's a subtle, slightly spiced and very refreshing taste. The fact that it's also good for hydration and has ...  Read the complete review

I try not to drink a lot of caffeine as it gives me migraines but also sends me slightly loopy lol! I usually drink Sainsburys Taste the difference Redbush 'Rooibos' tea but during the snowy week we had to shop at our local shop and they had Tetley Redbush on half price so I thought I may as well try it. Tetley redbush tea ...  Read the complete review

Today I had my first experience of Tetley's Redbush. I decided to give it a go as I had heard that it had a slightly unusual flavour and is naturally caffeine free. From Sainsbury's, the product costs £1.60 for the 40 pack, which works out as 4p per tea-bag. This is quite an increase in price over regular Tetley tea, which generally ...  Read the complete review

I like drinking tea but I don't like the caffeine in it. I wouldn't go for decaffeinated tea as I feel that it is not natural. Hence I was pleasantly surprised to read about rooibos or redbush tea, a South African Red Tea. Redbush tea is gaining popularity for its high level of antioxidants as compared to black tea and green tea. ...  Read the complete review

---Thank random Deities for that--- It is finally the end of my working week. So what if I am slightly off balance with the rest of the working world? It suits me just fine. Quieter bars mean I get served quicker and give me the added bonus of not having to put up with lousy, scum bag males. You know who you are. Last weekend ...  Read the complete review