While I used to drink a lot of fruit and herbal tea, I have to say that I've not been bothered for them as much recently. It's not that I've gone off them, exactly, but more that I just can't be bothered with them as much any more. I mainly drink them when I'm dieting but since I've been stress eating and neglecting my weight over the last few months, I haven't found myself reaching for them as often as I normally do. I also practically never drink normal tea or coffee any more as I've been trying to have as little caffeine as possible. However, I'm currently spending a few days back at home with my parents, who are big tea and coffee drinkers. We never drink ...  Read the complete review

Someone told me about Clipper Tea - never had it! So I went online and ordered myself a free sample and it dropped through my letterbox this morning, superb! I am now a Tea Taster (I could think of worse jobs)! I was greeted by instructions of how to make the perfect cup of tea, so armed with my kettle with fresh water, I poured the still boiling water over the bag and waited for 3 minutes! I was informed 2-4, so thought 3 should sit comfortably. Well, with my generous splash of milk (semi-skimmed), I sat down to enjoy a really lovely, fresh cup of tea! Very enjoyable indeed! It is full bodied without being overwhelming, I am not a builders tea kind of ...  Read the complete review

I'm a big tea drinker - sometimes drinking up to 8 cups a day . Normally I just buy a supermarket own brand, but occasionally I like to spread my wings and try something a little new and adventurous . I actually first tried this particular tea thanks to a free sample I recieved for signing up on the clipper website (I'll include the link at the end of this review .) I was expecting one or two bags to try, but they rather generously sent me 20 - certainly enough for me to have an idea of the quality of the product once I'd drunk them . I would assume that these are sold in a box in the supermarket, however mine came in a little pouch - much the same ...  Read the complete review

Clipper Everyday Organic Tea I normally buy Clipper speciality teas for during work and evenings in and try to drink a range of everyday tea bags for general use and to give to guests. Clipper is a brand that I have had many times before both at home and at friends' houses. The tea bags come in a nice Clipper cardboard box that is both sturdy and looks good to the eye. The Everyday Tea range is a light green/lime coloured box with a sketched teapot and cup and saucer. Coming out of the pot and cup are cute little tea leaves and the statement 'I'm an award winning tea'. I like the Clipper boxes of tea; they look attractive and have nice designs to ...  Read the complete review

I first discovered Clipper tea when I noticed both their fairtrade tea and organic tea on the supermarket shelves in attractive metal tins. I must admit I bought it mainly for the handy looking tin and chose the organic everyday tea. The tin contained a cellophane wrapped box of tea and inside that a money off voucher for next purchase. I just thought at first this was a good bargain! It was in fact clever marketing and it worked on me, I have been buying Clipper organic tea ever since. I love the packaging designs of Clipper teas, appropriately a box of organic everyday is an olive green colour, it is decorated on the front with a cream teapot and tea leaves. ...  Read the complete review