I am a regular tea drinker, and so when I got sent a free sample of this Clippers Organic Everyday tea, I was delighted to be given the chance to try it out. My sample pack very generously contains 10 tea bags, as well as a money off coupon. Clippers were actually the first company in the UK to carry the fairtrade logo on their drinks, and they pride themselves are producing products including teas, coffees and even hot chocolate drinks, that are both organic and fairtrade, using the logo 'natural, fair and delicious'. In regards to the teas themselves, it is not just everyday tea that this company produces, and instead off a range of ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to being healthy I'm the worlds worst at it but like many of us I do try to make small differences if and where I can. This morning I woke up with a really bad hangover after only four gin and tonics last night! This is when I know I need a small difference! Green tea is by no means a favourite drink of mine however I am aware that green tea is a good anti-oxidant and that's what I needed.... a slight cleanse this morning, boy my head hurt (I'm really not a drinker lol)! The Packaging.... Not as depicted on the review photograph but it is that same product it's just that of late the box has changed quite a bit. ...  Read the complete review

I am a big fan of tea, pretty much all kinds of tea and I can drink quite a few cups a day. At some point during my day though I like to add in a cup or two of green tea as its quite a bit healthier for you than black tea and I also find it really really refreshing. I first started drinking green tea years ago when I went to a Chinese restaurant for dinner where I did like it but always found it a bit sharp and bitter. However, I think nowadays green tea is a lot better and has been cultivated to become more of an everyday drink and not just a drink to have with Chinese for example.  The benefits of green tea are widely known. Green Tea has been drunk and ...  Read the complete review

Clipper unlike alot of other tea companies, does not have a long history. I was started in 1984 with a very small amount of tea from one plantation. The business became far more well known and the tea more available when they got involved with the fairtrade in 1994. Part of their ethos this simple organic basic ingredient tea, helping to retain nutrients, benefits and natural flavours. Package In a leafy green cuboid box. I have only ever seen them in packs of 25- although supposedly they come in boxes of 50 too. Price I ususally pay about 1.50 for my 25 bags. At 6p a tea I don't think that is at all bad! I have seen adverts ...  Read the complete review

People are generally becoming increasingly aware of the nutritional value of green tea. I personally have tried practically every brand of green tea bag on the supermarkets' and health shops' shelves, and Clipper are undeniably the best. (Still not as good as loose leaf Sencha, but that is for hard core green tea-ers like me!) Clipper are also one of the few producers of green tea who actually display some knowledge and understanding of the drink; on the packet it states that hot, but not boiling water should be used, which is the most common mistake people make when trying green tea. The leaves are delicate and have not been processed in any of the ways that ...  Read the complete review