A PRODUCT I AM SATISFIED WITH AND WHY

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After eating ridiculous amounts over the Christmas period I decided to switch from my daily sugary tea or coffee to an alternative option - green tea. The reason I chose this alternative is because green tea is known for being an incredible detox drink; it improves your brain function, boosts your metabolism to help with weight loss and enhances your performance, can reduce your risk of getting cancer, can help cure illnesses such as depression, kills bacteria in the mouth and so improves your dental health, etc...the list goes on! (and, it's zero calories - perfect for a post-Christmas diet). I used to drink green tea every now and then, but was never a massive fan or regular drinker... however, I have found a range of green tea I have been drinking regularly over the past week, which is a product I am excited about and want to share for both it's quality and marketing. 

 When searching the shelves of Tesco for a box of the tea bags I was immediately attracted to Clipper's green tea because of the packaging, a topic we cover in the fashion landscape - it looks sophisticated, high-end and with the green, hand-painted looking design, makes the product instantly seem super organic and healthy. At a cost of £1.99 for a box of twenty bags, I opted for the larger box of eighty for only £3.49 to get my moneys worth, which I don't think is bad value at all. The product is also fairtrade, sold in six different flavours, such as Lemon or mango, as well as the original version, and the teabags are unbleached, too. 

As well as the outer packaging being very appealing, the inside is also beautifully decorated with floral prints and displays a message about mother nature and the healthy and safe methods used to manufacture the product, whilst the back of the box promotes the tastiness and healthiness of the tea - and I can definitely confirm that they taste as great as they claim. I personally like to add a slice of lemon to my original green tea, however I will definitely try one of the flavoured boxes in the future! This is a product I am extremely satisfied and cannot fault.

Here are some images of the product and it's attractive packaging:






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