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Red Bush Rooibos Tea

I've just tried the Tick Tock redbush tea, even better than the Redbush Tea Company! And noticed Tetley do one too, must be getting popular :cool:
 
My last drink of the evening has been Roobos tea for last few years, no milk etc, and I get either Sainsburys or Redbush. I find it helps me sleep.
 
I have tried both Rooibos and Green Tea, cannot abide either. I don't like sweet hot drinks so I think that is why I dislike the Rooibos as well as fruit teas. Green tea just tastes muddy to me but my son assures me it is a brilliant hangover cure. I have not had tea since my diabetes diagnosis as I have been carried away with coffee with cream. :happy:

I like both camomile and mint tea but at bedtime I drink valerian plus tea for a good night sleep.
 
KateA said:
I have tried both Rooibos and Green Tea, cannot abide either. I don't like sweet hot drinks so I think that is why I dislike the Rooibos as well as fruit teas. Green tea just tastes muddy to me but my son assures me it is a brilliant hangover cure. I have not had tea since my diabetes diagnosis as I have been carried away with coffee with cream. :happy:

I like both camomile and mint tea but at bedtime I drink valerian plus tea for a good night sleep.
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My bedtime drink is either cocoa or Clipper Tea's 'Snore and Peace' tea, with chamomile, lemon balm and lavender. it was the name that first attracted me but it tastes gorgeous :)
 
I have tried Freshpak rooibos tea bags from South Africa, available from Ocado and just drinking my first organic Tick Tock brand. It does taste different, fresher, I think.
 
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