Tetley Red Bush Tea Reviews


Product Type: Tetleys Tea
Newest Review: ... to try anything once. The tea in these tea bags are different from my usual bags at comes from the rooibos plant which is ... more

by - written on 25/11/11 (Very useful, 169 readings)
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In my house, I've always got more than one type of tea in as I do lovely a cup of tea and so a bit of variety makes it a bit more exciting. I am loyal to the Tetley brand and so when I saw this Redbush tea on offer that I hadn't tried before, I was eager to see what it was like. I wasn't sure really what the difference was but the tea came in nice packaging and the price was competitive so I thought, why not? From the packaging I thought this was a fruit tea at first but it isn't it is just normal tea with a difference to its flavour. PACKAGING The tea comes in a rectangular shapes box which has the logo very big on the front, so you couldn't miss ... Read the complete review

by - written on 26/07/11 (Very useful, 109 readings)
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In the last month or so, I seem to have been very fortunate in the number and type of samples I have received through the post. My most recent was a sample pack containing 4 of these Tetley Redbush teabags, which I have now used all of. Nearly everyone I imagine will have heard of Tetley before, but to be honest, we had stopped buying Tetley original teabags because we found that the tea seemed to be very weak, and you had to dip and dip the teabag until you got some colour. These redbush teabags are rather different however. A pack of 80 of these redbush teabags will set you back around £3.20, which is quite a hefty price in comparison to other teabags ... Read the complete review

by - written on 31/08/10, updated on 31/08/10 (Very useful, 620 readings)
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I was introduced to Redbush Tea by my sister a few years ago . If you have IBS or a bit of a dodgy stomach- maybe tummy bug or heavy night out this tea is heaven sent. Its full of antioxidants and has a refreshing light herby taste and is 100% natural. Its very much like black or green tea and the longer you leave the bag in the stronger your brew will be. It contains no caffeine so if you are not very well it wont keep you awake. If you fancy a bit of a treat its really nice with a spoonful of honey. I can honestly say that this tea is a miracle worker as I also use it to bathe my little girl in . Very strange you may think ! But I ... Read the complete review

by - written on 08/05/10, updated on 08/05/10 (Very useful, 126 readings)
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I am an avid Green tea drinker mainly for the benefits and lack of side effects that you would get with high caffeine drinks, I heard Red Bush tea offers the same sort of benefits and is naturally caffeine free. I work in an office and we have tea machines and not an area for making tea, its the machine or nothing. I must say when working all day I need something warm to drink and something different to water. The machine also serves hot water so any tea bag that doesn't require milk is perfect. You can buy tetley red bush tea from most shops and it costs just under £3 for a box of 40 which is quite expensive, I have seen the product on ... Read the complete review

by - written on 20/02/10 (Very useful, 283 readings)
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I received a free sample of this tea bag in a race goody bag and after being initially sceptical as to what it would taste like, I am now a definite convert! These tea bags are just as easy to make as regular tea and can be drank with or without milk. They do have an unusual taste, but it's a pleasant one. The health benefits are multiple. They are caffeine free so will not stop you sleeping. They are full of anti oxidants so will help to rid your body of the nasties you may pick up during the day. This is especially important for those people who are participating in a lot of sport because your body releases more of these toxins which need to ... Read the complete review









