One of my favourite things about Summer definitely has to be that Whittard of Chelsea usually releases a new flavour of their Instant Tea for me to try, as it’s basically one of the only things that I drink when it’s boiling hot outside. That’s why when I saw that they had released a Peach Instant Tea as well as a Pomelo Instant Tea whilst I was out Shopping a couple of weeks ago, I obviously had to pick them both up. Well i’ve been drinking them for a little while now, and I thought that I would tell you what I thought of them.
Here’s what Whittard of Chelsea say about both delicious tasting Teas.
The Whittard of Chelsea Peach Instant Tea.
A golden taste of Summer with every sip—delicate Peach notes perfectly balanced for a deliciously mellow Cup. Enjoy hot or cold.
A sun-kissed fusion of ripe, juicy Peaches, this Instant Tea is bursting with natural sweetness and mellow charm. Velvety smooth and effortlessly refreshing, it’s a soothing sip whether hot or cold. Simply pour Hot Water over a few teaspoons and mix.
Instant Tea Format, Powder.
Number of servings using 3 heaped Teaspoons/20g per Mug, 450g = 22 Mugs.
Ideal for using with a High-Ball Glass or in a Glass Pitcher.
Serving suggestion, Enjoy hot or cold.
Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans.
The Whittard of Chelsea Pomelo Instant Tea.
Zesty, refreshing, and full of citrusy charm. A bold yet balanced blend of flavour that brings a burst of sunshine to every sip. Enjoy hot or cold!
A lively combination of tangy Pomelo and delicate Citrus sweetness, this Tea is bright, invigorating, and effortlessly smooth. Whether you make it ice-cold and refreshing or warm and comforting it’s the perfect pick-me-up. Simply stir a few teaspoons into Hot Water and enjoy.
Instant Tea Format, Powder.
Number of servings using 3 heaped Teaspoons/20g per Mug, 450g = 22 Mugs.
Ideal for using with a High-Ball Glass or in a Glass Pitcher.
Serving suggestion, Enjoy hot or cold.
Brewing instructions, Spoon 3 heaped Teaspoons (20g) into 200ml of Water, or according to taste. Serve over ice for a long Summer Punch, or add Hot Water, curl up and enjoy as a soothing Winter Drink.
Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans.
A picture of the Whittard of Chelsea Peach Instant Tea.
The Whittard of Chelsea Peach Instant Tea.
It’s brewing instructions.
I really liked it’s brewing instructions, as it said that you were supposed to stir in three heaped Teaspoons to a Mug of hot or cold Water until it had all dissolved, which I thought was the perfect way to brew it, as when I did none of the Powder stuck to the Spoon and blended into the Water seamlessly. I did however notice that I had to give it a good five minutes to infuse into the Water if I was using cold Water though, as otherwise I only really noticed it’s taste once I had gotten about half way down the Glass.
It’s taste.
I absolutely loved it’s taste, as even though it contained Sugar, Citric Acid, Black Tea Extract, and Natural Flavouring, I thought that it had a delicious fresh and fruity yet ever so slightly floral Peach taste to it that kind of reminded me of eating a freshly picked Peach on a balmy Spring Afternoon.
It’s packaging.
I really liked it’s packaging, as this came in a tall cylindrical Cardboard Tub with a rubberised Plastic Lid that kept all of it’s Powder really fresh until I was ready to use it.
A picture of the Whittard of Chelsea Pomelo Instant Tea.
The Whittard of Chelsea Pomelo Instant Tea.
It’s brewing instructions.
I really liked it’s brewing instructions, as it said that you were supposed to stir in three heaped Teaspoons to a Mug of hot or cold Water until it had all dissolved, which I thought was the perfect way to brew it, as when I did none of the Powder stuck to the Spoon and blended into the Water seamlessly. I did however notice that I had to give it a good two or three minutes to infuse into the Water if I was using cold Water though, as otherwise I only really noticed it’s taste once I had gotten about half way down the Glass.
It’s taste.
I absolutely loved it’s taste, as even though it contained Sugar, Citric Acid, Black Tea Extract, and Natural Flavouring, I thought that it had a delicious fresh and zesty yet ever so slightly bitter Pomelo taste to it that kind of reminded me of biting into a perfectly ripened Pomelo on a boiling hot Summer’s Day.
It’s packaging.
I really liked it’s packaging, as this came in a tall cylindrical Cardboard Tub with a rubberised Plastic Lid that kept all of it’s Powder really fresh until I was ready to use it.
