We are now well into the New Year, and despite the odd flurry of snow that is still lingering, the festivities are well and truely over, and our hectic day to day life resumes. Why not give yourself the opportunity of a little "me" time. Perhaps a relaxing bath with a dreamy cup of Camomile, Honey and Vanilla, or a chat with a friend over a fruity Cranberry, Raspberry and Elderflower. Simply tell us which Infusion or Green Tea you like to treat yourself with and when you like to drink it, and our favourite will win the whole range. Imagine......a box of each to share with your friends, or to keep as a little secret just for you.
- Cup of tea and a chat
- Rose Garden
- Twinings Sampling
- Favourite Iced Teas
- Twinings Tea Tasters
- Win the ultimate spa break at Pennyhill Park Hotel and The Spa
- Win the entire Infusions and Green Tea range
- Back on TV with Infusions
- A bit of culture.....win tickets to the Tate Britain
- Win a weekend away with Norfolk's Fritton House
- Win a hamper from our friends at Jordans Cereals
- Twinings Strand Shop
- Strawberry & Mango
- Lady Grey
- Everyday
Win the entire Infusions and Green Tea range to help give you a kick start in 2010
Wednesday 20th January, 2010 at 17:10pm
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Posted 28/08/2010, 19:55pm, Mr Stephen Davidson, who likes Rooibos, Strawberry & Vanilla, wrote:
I love a warm rooibos on a cold rainy afternoon...
Posted 05/08/2010, 11:10am, Mr Jacob Foster, who likes Assam, wrote:
A boiling hot cup of Assam loose-leaf first thing in the morning never fails to perk me up. The brisk and malty flavour make this the ideal breakfast tea for a frantic schedule. African rooibos tea, on the other hand, is great for a soothing drink with your friends. I first tasted this in a small cafe in London a few years ago; the creamy vanilla and sweet strawberry are balanced excellently by the almost nutty rooibos flavour. It's also full of antioxidants and great for the skin! I have to mention peppermint tea as well, it has helped many sleepless nights and those stressful evenings before a busy day at work. I was diagnosed with chronic IBS a few years back, and this tea was one of the only things that eased the aches and pains. With its smooth and refreshing taste, it clears your mind and unbinds the stomach - perfect for a quiet night in!
Posted 04/08/2010, 08:52am, Mrs Jean Hinton, who likes Blackcurrant, Ginseng & Vanilla, wrote:
my favourite twinings brew is blackcurrant ginseng and vanilla, which I enjoy at all times of the day. It is a wonderfully refreshing drink both hot or cold and enjoyed by my whole family as well as my 4 year old grand daughter. this is one of the 1st fruit teas I actually tasted years ago, and still remains a firm favourite today.
Posted 23/07/2010, 23:36pm, Mr Conor Nolan, who likes English Breakfast, wrote:
I love the plain Senchai green tea first thing in the morning. It sets me up for the day. When I arrive home in the evening a cup of the same cleans my palate and gets my taste buds ready for the main meal of the day.
Posted 16/07/2010, 19:38pm, Miss Emma Brimmer, who likes Strawberry & Mango, wrote:
I work in a very demanding, chaotic and stressful job. My excuse for a break is a cup of tea.... always Strawberry and Mango! Even in hot weather it's lovely, I make it up, let it cool and put it in the fridge and add a few ice cubes, not the traditional way of drinking it but I love it! All my colleagues comment on the smell and flavour of these wonderful teas, they're starting to experiment with them! It's great as we're able to try different teas and find out which we like! Almost a herbal tea club!!!!!!!
Posted 16/07/2010, 14:28pm, Ms Janette Arnold, who likes Honeybush & Lavender, wrote:
I love a cup of Honeybush and Lavender hot in the winter and ice cold in the summer.It reminds me of a holiday in Sunny South Africa watching the cricket.Please can it be sold in the shops
Posted 09/05/2010, 22:12pm, Carine Jan, who likes Earl Grey, wrote:
Three of our favourites, my husband always thought fruity teas were not for men, well, until he got into the Cranberry Raspberry and Elderflower teas, which we now drink to relax and rewind once one little ones have gone to bed. Mine has be the good old mint tea, and our little boy who is 3 love joining us for a cuppa tea of Strawberry and Mango - his little sister of 8 months will not be long before joining him! Funnily enough they seem to love their cups of tea even more once cold :) Fruit teas are a great idea for little ones and in the summer we have iced teas in the garden! Soon my summer arrive!!!
Posted 01/05/2010, 17:35pm, Mr Andrew Cosman, who likes Peppermint, wrote:
My partner and myself enjoy a peppermint tea after a good meal and last thing at night its very good to settle your stomach and hel you to get a good nights sleep much better then tablets everyone should try it.
Posted 24/04/2010, 23:02pm, Mr Colin Mansell, who likes Lemongrove, wrote:
twinings tea, relaxation in a cup
twinings tea peace and quite , never tasted so good
twinings tea recharge your aura
a cup of good karma
twinings tea, naturally good
by Colin Mansell author and poet
Posted 24/04/2010, 22:56pm, Mr Colin Mansell, who likes Lemongrove, wrote:
Fruity Cranberry
Wet and warm I think it is
fruity cranberry is the biz
my cup is out with kettle on
to pass the time I sing a song
a fruity tune does pass my lipps
my nose spreads out for the cranberry smell
when I m drinking this tea my day's never hell.
Posted 17/04/2010, 21:51pm, Miss Lauren Smith, who likes Camomile, Honey & Vanilla, wrote:
Perhaps this is a bit late, but better late than never. I want to express my adoration for the chamomile, honey, and vanilla tea, a cup of which I've had to fetch as I type.
I have frequently described this blend as comfort in a cup. It isn't what I think of as sweet, because sweet has a sickly note, but I could drink cup upon cup of this without my stomach turning. It's more mellow, and slows up time. Drinking it is like drinking the feeling of stormy morning when you can stay in bed, the drift of the covers and your own little pocket of warmth cocooning you in cosiness.
It can take the edge off a stressful day, and make a person feel things aren't so bad after all.
Posted 28/03/2010, 19:50pm, Mrs Divya Shah, who likes Mint Selection Pack, wrote:
I like to start my mornings with a nice mint tea to put the zing in my day!!
Posted 08/03/2010, 18:40pm, Linda Jones, who likes Lady Grey, wrote:
I love to go walking around the Scottish hills. As you can imagine, the weather is quite unpredictable. Also, the hills can be quite steep and hard work. After a day out rambling, there is one thing that is predictable and that is a lovely cup of Lady Grey, with an apple, while in the bath relaxing my tired leg muscles.
Posted 05/03/2010, 16:02pm, Miss Katherine White wrote:
Thank you all so much again for your inspirational ideas. Following some hot debate within the team, we have decided that we couldn't pin point 1 winner, so instead have chosen 10! The lucky winners are:
Anastasia Harrold
Jacob Smith
Heather Corfield
Vicki Page-Clark
Maggie Spiller
Lauren Hudson
Miriam Akhtar
Sheri Francis
Gillian Brazier
Claire Graham
Congratulations, we will be sending each of you the full Twinings Infusions and Green Tea range, so try them all, and do let us know if you find something new in there.
Have a great weekend everyone.
Kat from Twinings
Posted 04/03/2010, 14:49pm, Ms Rebecca Ashley, who likes Camomile, Honey & Vanilla, wrote:
It used to be Peppermint for our bedtime routine, the kiddies, in their PJ's 'n' slippers and our little teapot of tea in front of the fire. Until, they spent a night at Grandma's and she had Camomile, Honey and Vanilla. She gave them a teabag to bring home. I couldn't understand why they loved it so much until I remembered when they were babys I used to put warm camomille tea in their bottle for a drink. It doesn't have the sugar that fruit juice has and is more tasty than water so it increased their fluid intake ( and the dentist will agree!). So now we have camomille, vanilla and honey and we take a few tea bags with us whenever we go away...we're not as bad as Gradma though, she takes her own teapot....
Posted 03/03/2010, 10:41am, Ms Jennifer Dennis, who likes Green Tea with Orange & Lotus Flower, wrote:
I love Green Tea with orange and Lotus flower! I love to drink it in work when I am stressed! I always keep a supply in my drawer so that i am sure hever to run out. I tend to allow myself to float off for a few minutes before returning to my hectic day! On quieter days I indulge myself and have a few cups. I have only discovered alternatives to black tea recently and have tried everything from camomile to pu-erh tea but always return to green tea. I find it refreshing and very easy to drink
Posted 02/03/2010, 21:49pm, Claire Forster wrote:
my goodness - I've just finished reading all your posts about how you like to enjoy our teas & I'm delighted. Thank you - it gives us so many great new ideas. I'm especially intrigued by the story about the lady in Italy, over a camomile tea...!
I'm off for a rooibos, strawberry & vanilla now & then bedtime. I hope the Italian story had happy ending.
Claire from Twinings
Posted 27/02/2010, 17:42pm, Miss Carmel Wiggins wrote:
I really love Camomile, Honey and Vanilla! Even though I am an avid tea fan I have never liked camomile and so always felt that there was a huge space at night-time where I needed a relaxing, comforting caffeine-free tea, and then I found this! I am notoriously bad at getting ready for bed (my routine takes almost an hour as I faff about so much and get caught up in doing other things!) but I have made a routine of getting into bed at 11.30pm with a cup of camomile, honey and vanilla plus a chapter or two of the book I'm currently reading then lights out...I actually look forward to a cup of this every night now! It feels like someone is giving me a big hug and saying "It's ok, you can go to sleep now" and removes all the negative thoughts from my head. Bliss! P.s. After your comment above I am going to have a cup with my next bath, can't wait!! Carmel W
Posted 25/02/2010, 16:25pm, Miss Katherine White wrote:
We are trying to pick a winner for this, but it is taking a little longer than we anticipated. Thank you for your entries, and the winner of our Infusions and Green Tea range will be announced by the end of the week. Fingers crossed for you all
Posted 23/02/2010, 16:26pm, Miss Sam Morito, who likes Camomile, Honey & Vanilla, wrote:
i dont reallly drink normal tea but i absolutely love camomile, or a moment of calm because i have terrible insomnia and it takes me three whole hours to get to sleep. on top of that. it takes me ages to get up as well and i dont know what kind of tea wakes you up. i would love to try some!
Posted 22/02/2010, 09:24am, Miss Katherine White wrote:
It is great to hear about when you enjoy your Infusions and Green Teas, and I do hope you have all had a chance to sign up for your 2 free cups!
Thank you all for your entries - this competition is now closed, and we will be anouncing the winner later today!
Posted 21/02/2010, 17:16pm, Mary Cockcroft wrote:
I've a bit of a confession to make... I had an online tea & coffee 'shop' for many years. I tasted, blended, and sold some of the most unusual teas and coffees in the world.
What tea did I drink when I came home each night? Twinings! I welcomed that luxuriously delicious cup of Twinings Earl Grey tea after a long day's work blending, testing, tasting, and selling tea. Why Twinings Earl Grey? Well, there is no cleaner, clearer, more gentle Bergamot flavoured tea that I have ever tasted. So, now that I live in the UK, I am delighted to work and relax every day with my favorite 'liquid refreshment'. And I prefer drinking it 'neat'. Thank you Twinings for blending such a gorgeous tea!
Posted 16/02/2010, 20:36pm, Miss Anastasia Harrold wrote:
I love the taste off green tea..ESPECIALLY the one with cranberrys and the one with pomegranet...I have them before school and at about 4.30 everyday with the whole family around the table.And when it comes to my friends i like being able to say "do you want some tea..if yes come and select from the cupboard because im not reading out every packet":).Oh and the lemon and ginger is the best tea to sit down,snuggel up on the sofa and enjoy a lovely film with..:)
Posted 15/02/2010, 20:33pm, Miss Rachel Conway, who likes Lady Grey, wrote:
My favourite thing to do after a long day at work is to have a long hot bubble bath with a face mask on, reading a book, with a cup of Honeybush and Lavender tea - mmm bliss!!
Posted 15/02/2010, 15:03pm, Arlene Trump wrote:
I love all green teas any time of day, especially the green tea with ginger. I also drink breakfast, Assam and Earl Grey. I have converted by son to the special teas as well and he loves Assam and Darjeeling. Earl Grey makes a lovely tea bread or fruit slice that goes down well at bake sales. I love using tea in cooking as it gives such a wonderful smell and taste that is unique.
Posted 15/02/2010, 10:28am, David @ Twinings wrote:
We're delighted to hear from you're enjoying such a wide variety of our teas and infusions! Last date for posting is Sunday 21st February and we'll be selecting a lucky winner on Monday 22nd February. Good luck to all!
Posted 14/02/2010, 22:49pm, Mrs Chiago Mckenzie, who likes Earl Grey, wrote:
I love the EARL GREY,especially the first thing in the morning so refreshing and up lifting
Posted 11/02/2010, 21:12pm, Mr Alexander Scott, who likes Lemon & Ginger, wrote:
At the end of the day nothing beats a nice strong cup of lemon and ginger especially when your feeling under the weather
Posted 09/02/2010, 22:03pm, Mrs SHIRLEY MORGAN, who likes Cherry & Cinnamon, wrote:
after looking after next doors two little children, there is nothing better than a cup of green tea to take away the tension
Posted 09/02/2010, 17:02pm, Rachael Black, who likes Green Tea with Orange & Lotus Flower, wrote:
I went skiing for the first time last month and took a supply of Green Tea with Orange and Lotus Flower - each afternoon after ski school it was a welcome moment of fragrant relaxation!
Posted 09/02/2010, 13:05pm, Miss T Maybury, who likes Green Tea with Pear & Apple, wrote:
Pomegranate Pamper - dashing from one meeting to another at work, I look foward to 5 minutes of 'me' time and my pick-me-up green tea with pomegranate, it get's me ready to face my next meeting!!!
Posted 08/02/2010, 20:07pm, Mr Graham Goodey, who likes Lady Grey, wrote:
After fighting my way through the Traffic I spend the first 15 minutes gently filtering water, boiling and brewing a mug of Lady Gray. I like it in an 8oz mug with half a teaspoon of blossom honey while listening to music.
Posted 07/02/2010, 21:45pm, Denise Lightly wrote:
My favourite tea is green tea with mango, it always lifts my moodand atfer a hectic day at makes me smile.
Posted 06/02/2010, 23:59pm, Ms Angela Wainwright, who likes Lemon & Ginger, wrote:
After a busy day baking, walking dogs and preparing dinner, I like to sit with my dogs,quietly listening to cd's of choice with a nice lemon and ginger infusion. Ooh bliss.
Posted 05/02/2010, 23:03pm, Mrs Joanne McGawley wrote:
Cherry and Cinnamon at nightime...It`s warm and evocative and makes me feel snug!! Peppermint first thing to shake the senses and any fruit infusion throughout the day!!
Posted 05/02/2010, 21:53pm, Ludovic Thevelin wrote:
I like to have a standard english breakfast the morning after with the lads. Gives us a chance to catch up after a heavy night.
Posted 02/02/2010, 21:06pm, Mr Jake Stennett, who likes Earl Grey, wrote:
I drink earl gray at almost any time. it has seen me through the bad times, after funerals to loosing a fish down at the lake and the good times from winning enough in a game of pool to buy another box, to after a wedding, but my favorite time to drink it is sitting out just as the sun sets looking out over the water as i make the final cast of the day.
Posted 02/02/2010, 20:35pm, Mr James Qualtrough, who likes English Breakfast, wrote:
My favourite is simply English Breakfast. Anytime, any mood, anywhere, English Breakfast always hits the spot. It's social, it's comforting it's warming, it's enjoyable, it's reassuring, it's friendly, it's rejuvenating and it's relaxing. Mmmmm I'm off to put the kettle on. Brew's up!
Posted 02/02/2010, 16:48pm, Mr. Jacob Smith wrote:
Well, my favorite of your teas is the plain and simple Twinning's Camomile. I love it so much in fact that when I went to Italy earlier this year I took a box with me. After long days out and sunning myself in the balmy climes of the med I would walk back to my small two bedroom house where I was staying with two Italians and put the kettle on. Now, this being the land of coffee you would expect the Italians to be a little skeptical of tea. But no, everyday we would get home and drink a cup or two of this tea and we all enjoyed it so much that over long conversations about life and love we got to know each other very well. Friends of friends came over and in the end there was one that really caught my eye. I wont mention names here but now every time I sit back at the end of a long day I remember that girl so many miles away and thoughts of happiness, love and warm, sweet tea come rushing back.
Posted 02/02/2010, 10:53am, Mr Phil Spicer wrote:
I'm using Infusions to help with my diet!
I drink Nettle & Fennel or Nettle & Peppermint first thing in the morning to start the metabolism going, then walk the kids to school, 30 minutes each way.
Then drink several cups of fruit infusions during the day. And then one of the peppermint varieties just before bed to relax.
Posted 01/02/2010, 17:38pm, Mrs Ann Thayre, who likes English Breakfast, wrote:
I love to wash down my morning medications with a lovely refreshing hot mug of Green tea mmmmmmmmmmmm!!
Posted 01/02/2010, 14:18pm, Mr David Merrigan, who likes Green Tea with Pineapple & Grapefruit, wrote:
After working long cold night shifts, there is nothing better than the revive and revitalize I get from a cup of pure peppermint tea.
Posted 01/02/2010, 11:12am, Mrs Lorna Bocquet, who likes Blackberry & Nettle, wrote:
My favourite tea is an old (and my last) box of rhubarb and blackberry infusion. I loved this special edition and bought so many boxes. I've had friends visiting from Belgium and Canada and shared the tea with them. They all loved it and they were sent home with a box from my supplies. Now I'm on my last box I enjoy a drink once a week - my treat on a Saturday morning after a long week at work.
Posted 01/02/2010, 01:29am, MR RICHARD HANNAH wrote:
as you'll see from the time of this post, i'm a bit of a nightowl, and pure green tea is great refreshment at any time of day or night.
Posted 30/01/2010, 18:52pm, Miss Ann Worrell, who likes English Breakfast, wrote:
I often enjoy a nice cup of cranverry, raspberry and elderflower at work such a refreshing drink to have during a busy day !!
Posted 29/01/2010, 20:24pm, Miss Camilla Tricker wrote:
My friend and I have 'tea time' everyday at lunch, and in the afternoon, we both try a different tea and we have a tea table of our favourites, her's is camomile, vanilla and honey and my favourite is the green tea with apple and pear this would be absolutely amazing for us and we could try all of them!!! :) WE LOVE TEA :)
Posted 28/01/2010, 20:17pm, Ms Sarah Blyth, who likes Raspberry, Strawberry & Loganberry, wrote:
I love Echinacea and Raspberry. I always make sure I have a box of it everywhere I visit - at my boyfriends house, at my grandma's, at home and even up at college. It's the flavour that suits every mood :)
Posted 28/01/2010, 17:04pm, Thea Booi wrote:
I would like to combine Green Tea with Lapsang Souchong, a meaby strange combination, but great for a smokey barbeque!
Posted 27/01/2010, 23:50pm, Mrs Sarah Karlson wrote:
As a big 'everyday tea' drinker it was a shock to go off it during pregnancy. Fortunately my husband bought me a box of Green Tea with orange and lotus flower which is very refreshing first thing in the morning. It also brings back great memories of expecting my child.
Posted 27/01/2010, 13:26pm, Mr Vincent Taylor, who likes Everyday, wrote:
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Posted 27/01/2010, 13:18pm, Miss Heather Corfield wrote:
I love Orange, Mango and Cinnamon, it's a great little treat during the day, and is lovely in the winter as well as the summer, and when I'm feeling a bit under the weather I add some honey and it helps make me feel so much better.
Posted 27/01/2010, 11:58am, Mr Srdjan Starcevic wrote:
Strawberry and Mango, especially after taking my dog for a 30-min walk on -10C with 15 cm of snow.
Posted 27/01/2010, 08:57am, Mrs Chris Camplisson wrote:
I love all the 'red' infusions, especially Strawberry and Mango, one of my favourites!!!
Posted 26/01/2010, 20:00pm, Ms Helen Pope wrote:
ginger and lemon's nice after a session at the gym
Posted 26/01/2010, 11:28am, Miss Katherine White wrote:
Clearly lots of Infusions lovers like me out there - it is Winter Spice that is getting me through the cold at the moment!
Have you all had a chance to see the latest advert? I think it looks fab. If you haven't, there is a thread on here showing it - do have a look and let us know what you think!
Posted 26/01/2010, 04:07am, Mr Ian Stuart Miller, who likes Strawberry & Mango, wrote:
strawberry and mango does it for me that sweet and fruity taste that explodes with every mouthful great for when regular to just cant do it
Posted 25/01/2010, 15:30pm, Mme Henry Genevieve wrote:
After an hard work day, I love to take my time to drink my Cranberry and Sanguinello Orange tea. I just feel myself again after it.
Posted 25/01/2010, 12:45pm, Mrs Silvia Reis wrote:
Green Tea and Earl Grey is so refreshing first thing in the morning to wake up up
Posted 24/01/2010, 23:10pm, Miss Dawn Hodgkins, who likes Limited Edition Winter Spice, wrote:
The limited edition winter spice. Ideal for a cold day, reminds me of the time off at Christmas surrounded by loved ones. My colleague and I at work like to enjoy a nice hot cuppa at lunch which gives us the umph to carry on through the afternoon.
Posted 24/01/2010, 22:38pm, Miss Amanda Strang, who likes Jasmine Green Tea, wrote:
I love a cup of Refreshing Twinnings Jasmine Green Tea with a Chinese Takeaway, a great DVD and a friend on the sofa on a Saturday night. Bliss.
Posted 24/01/2010, 14:31pm, Alison Culverhouse wrote:
Blackcurrant, ginseng and vanilla is the perfect balance of flavours for me when I want to unwind during my teabreak - it gives me the lift I need ready to get started again.
Posted 24/01/2010, 12:38pm, Miss Rachael Seabright, who likes English Breakfast, wrote:
cammomile really helps. It is my night time drink and as have a very stressful job it is perfect for helping me wind down at night. Plus, it doesn't mean constant trips to the loo during the night
Posted 24/01/2010, 12:24pm, Mrs Barbara Dawson, who likes Jasmine Green Tea, wrote:
I love the Green Teas especially Jasmine Green Tea. It is really refreshing and as green tea is full of anti-oxidants it is good for you too. We have herbal or fruit teas every lunch time in a huge mug. Very relaxing
Posted 24/01/2010, 09:41am, Mrs Helen Jones, who likes Peppermint, wrote:
After a good work out at the gym, a lovely cup of peppermint tea keeps that feel good feeling going
Posted 24/01/2010, 03:54am, Miss Vicki Page-Clark, who likes Echinacea & Raspberry, wrote:
Cherry and cinnamon - as a new years resolution, I'm concentrating on adding nice stuff rather than banning stuff.......this is the perfect example of a lovely indulgence that really isn't too bad.....
I enjoy this in the evening after dinner instead of desert.....with either a little square of chocolate (dark, really complements the flavours of the tea!) or a piece of homemade cake (lovely dark sticky parkin goes particularly well, but what a great excuse for experimentation!!).
Not expensive, but a lovely way to have a little treat that isn't terrible for me!!
x
Posted 24/01/2010, 01:58am, Mr Paul Mahon, who likes Darjeeling, wrote:
A large leathen ' Queen Ann' chair ,with my feet up, In front of a blazing 'Turf' fire , looking out over the snow covered garden ,sipping a relaxing cup of Camomile , and the troubles of the world recede into the background , Heaven!
Posted 23/01/2010, 23:52pm, Mr James Macleod wrote:
Nothing like a pot of Organic Peppermint to relax and settle your stomach, especially after a huge Sunday roast. Gives me strength to go and tackle the washing up too!
Posted 23/01/2010, 22:46pm, Miss Liliana Silva, who likes Peppermint, wrote:
I love when i get home and just grab a nice hot cup of orange, mango and cinnamon tea while seeing a movie on the tv, laying in my sofa...
Just wonderful!
Posted 23/01/2010, 21:34pm, Herr Horst Wegmann wrote:
The Strong Traditional Tea -1706- I drink very gladly. Very much also the taste of the black tea, wich was sold on the occasion of 300 years of the anniversary of TWININGS, pleased me. Unfortunately I cannot find this tea in the shops. Help me please with a reference. Furthermore I am consumer of green teas, like for example Japan Sencha, specially finely. Encouraged marvelously and makes fit me for the chamber music evening.
LG Horst Wegmann, Essen, Germany
Posted 23/01/2010, 20:15pm, Mrs Irma Gorton wrote:
I quite like the green tea with peach
Posted 23/01/2010, 20:00pm, Rebecca Boyd wrote:
Green Tea and Ginger is the best combination - delicious and so healthy. Reminds me of the best times - Christmas and summer holidays (tastes like ginger ale) - and is also good for me. I enjoy it any time!
Posted 23/01/2010, 19:38pm, Miss Kathryn Bacon, who likes Everyday, wrote:
I find your Ginger and Lemon a verstile tea thats been lovley for the chilly months. I tried my first cup when i had a bad cold, and the refreshing tang of lemon with the warming twist of ginger aided a speedy recovery. I like to drink it to wake the senses at breakfast time, but also just before bed to wind down. It's both invigorating and soothing. Best of all though, is when the tea is partnered with some rich, all butter shortbread...when dunked, the combination of flavours are divine.
Posted 23/01/2010, 15:45pm, Mrs Varsha De Silva, who likes Camomile & Spiced Apple, wrote:
I love the Green Tea with Ginger which has been keeping me cosy and warm during the snowy weather and my friends at work love it too! It great to have anytime of the day as it tastes delicious and spicy..
Posted 23/01/2010, 13:22pm, Miss Maggie Spiller, who likes Chai, wrote:
Orange, mango and cinnamon is the tea I like to relax with. It's sweet without being too much, super fruity and hits the spot no matter what mood I'm in! It's also a great tea for those days when you just feel bloated and gross because it's a treat that isn't bad at all! Yum!
Posted 23/01/2010, 13:13pm, Mrs Margaret Akel, who likes A Moment of Calm, wrote:
I love the camomile, honey and vanilla. It satisfies my sweet tooth and stops me from eating too much.
Posted 23/01/2010, 12:22pm, Mrs Susan McConnell, who likes Assam, wrote:
Cranberry, Raspberry and Elderflower whenever I need a lift. The fruitiness explodes on the tongue and one cannot help but feel a bit better about their day.
Posted 23/01/2010, 11:42am, Lauren Hudson, who likes Green Tea Blend, wrote:
I was a big fan of Green Tea and Fruit Tea, but didn't realise that Twinings had combined them until I started a new job and my now 'best work friend' offered me a Green Tea with Cranberry. Not only did it put me at ease on my stressful first day, but it started a great relationship, with my friend and with these teas!! I love them, my boyfriend laughs because I buy a new box before I've finished the last one, but I just love them! My favourite is the Cranberry Green Tea, but I also adore the Orange and Lotus flower (and don't even get me started on the Strawberry and Mango Infusions which can brighten up any day!!)
Posted 23/01/2010, 09:21am, Ms KAY HOOKER, who likes Green Tea Blend, wrote:
I love English Breakfast tea in the morning but during the day I find Green tea is very refreshing. My aunt introduced me to the fruit infusions & are ideal when at home relaxing.
Posted 23/01/2010, 01:09am, Miss Caroline Turner wrote:
When I get in from work the first thing I do is make a cup of Earl Grey. I sit down and relax and switch off from the day.
Posted 22/01/2010, 22:35pm, Miss Lucy Watkins, who likes Organic Peppermint, wrote:
A cup of peppermint tea in the moring to wake me up from the lovley smell also it really helps with my colds I get it all the time I got a hamper with peppermint tea in it
Posted 22/01/2010, 22:18pm, Mr. Paul Warwicker, who likes Earl Grey, wrote:
I like Green Tea with lemon. I drink it when I go round to my mum's on Saturday afternoons to help her with the crossword. Normally, it's accompanied by a slice of lemon torte. It's refreshing, relaxing, yet stimulating. We get the crossword done much quicker.
Posted 22/01/2010, 21:59pm, Miss Claire Atkinson, who likes Blackcurrant, Ginseng & Vanilla, wrote:
Raspberry and Echinacea is my favourite tea to calm me down at work when I'm stressed. I've found it tastes even better with just a tip of a spoon of sugar!
Posted 22/01/2010, 21:18pm, Hazel Rea, who likes Camomile, wrote:
When I want to relax it's Camomile for me,
It's great in the garden, amazing by the sea,
But when the kids make an awful racket
I'll drink anything with Twinings on the packet!
Posted 22/01/2010, 21:13pm, Mrs Wendy McLean wrote:
Orange, mango and cinnamon when I have 5 minutes to sit down with the paper and try to do the sudoku
Posted 22/01/2010, 20:47pm, Mr Philip Attwood, who likes Everyday, wrote:
like the lemon & ginger on a winters evening the lemon feels like i'm drinking something healthy and the ginger give it just the right kick to keep the winter chills at bay
Posted 22/01/2010, 20:28pm, Ms Sarah Laycock, who likes Camomile, wrote:
Camomile - shut out the world, draw the curtains, have a long hot fragranced bath, snuggle up on a sofa after the grind of a long arduous day and whoops................ I've left my tea in the kitchen!
Posted 22/01/2010, 19:51pm, Miss Beth Martin wrote:
It's got to be Lemon and Ginger. There is nothing like lying to your partner and telling them that your sad that they are on back shift. When in reality......... your over the moon. Hot Bath.. check. Hot water bottle...check. Good Film..check and a cup of Lemon and Ginger.. check!!! ahhh peace at last x
Posted 22/01/2010, 19:49pm, Mrs Amanda Allanach, who likes Earl Grey, wrote:
Pooches walked and housework done
I sit down for a sup
Green tea & Ginger
Steaming in my cup
Posted 22/01/2010, 19:32pm, Miss Isabel Sheather wrote:
Green tea with Cranberry is my new found favourite
Posted 22/01/2010, 19:27pm, Sarah Evans, who likes Camomile & Spiced Apple, wrote:
Camomile and spiced apple, warming relaxing and very seasonal. Like a dessert in a cup
Posted 22/01/2010, 16:53pm, Mrs Kelly West wrote:
Raspberry, Strawberry & Loganberry with a shot of raspberry gin, best enjoyed in the bath while dreaming of hot sunny beaches & a lovely sun soaked holiday!
Posted 22/01/2010, 16:45pm, MR JASON DERR, who likes Green Tea Selection, wrote:
I mostly drink green tea with a healthy dose of honey. But Twinings has such a vast selection so sometimes I will experiment with the other varieties offered. I don't have a scheduled time for drinking Twinings tea's. I like to leave it up to chance. : )
Posted 22/01/2010, 14:38pm, Miss Angela Spatz, who likes Orange, Mango & Cinnamon, wrote:
Orange, mango and cinammon - at last a real indulgent treat that tastes as good as the aroma to help me unwind after kicking off my shoes at the end of the day.
Posted 22/01/2010, 10:04am, Mrs Loma Wood, who likes English Breakfast, wrote:
Camomile , Honey and Vanilla makes me feel whole again,
When I have walked 3 miles home in icy pouring rain!
Posted 22/01/2010, 09:28am, Dr Jane McLeod, who likes Jasmine Green Tea, wrote:
Green tea with pineapple and grapefruit wins it for me. With that delicious green tea comfort, but also offering that zingy tropical taste to wake up the tase buds and make you feel alive. It can always put a smile on my face whatever the weather.
Posted 22/01/2010, 08:04am, Mrs Judy Glenn, who likes Green Tea with Mango, wrote:
Jasmine, orange and lotus flower - All of them for what ever mood I'm in!!
Posted 22/01/2010, 07:43am, Miss Jenna Chynoweth wrote:
Raspberry and Echinacea - my favourite person in the world drinks this and always reminds me of fun times with him when I do so :)
Posted 22/01/2010, 06:46am, Ms Irene Maier, who likes Blackcurrant, Ginseng & Vanilla, wrote:
My perfect nightcap is camomile, wonderful relaxing.
Posted 21/01/2010, 23:56pm, Miss Carolina Negret, who likes Raspberry, Strawberry & Loganberry, wrote:
I love green tea with mango. At any time, at work, at home watching a film, when I'm at the computer...and before going to bed! Love it.
Posted 21/01/2010, 23:49pm, Francine Francois wrote:
A cup of Darjeeling with a slice of lemon drizzle cake whilst reading an Agatha Christie Poirot novel in bed by lamplight, feels so decadent!
Posted 21/01/2010, 22:36pm, Miss Miriam Akhtar, who likes Green Tea Earl Grey, wrote:
I love Green Tea Earl Grey - a genius combination of the zest of bergamot with the refreshing taste of green tea. I drink it first thing in the morning to wake my brain gently, and then there's a cup on the go next to my computer most of the day. I got 20 boxes of it as a Xmas present from my mother - which will probably last me another few weeks! I just wish that I could get hold of it in a supermarket. The buyers are really missing a trick there. Many people like me are hooked on Earl Grey but can't drink much of the black tea version as we end up frazzled from all the caffeine. Earl Grey green tea though is so light that you can drink it all day. Thank you for bringing bergamot and green tea together.
Posted 21/01/2010, 20:54pm, Mr Iain Maciver wrote:
a classic green tea is my usual but love the whole range twinings is the number one
Posted 21/01/2010, 20:40pm, Mr James Waygood, who likes Green Tea with Pear & Apple, wrote:
I love the Green Tea with Apple and Pear and also the Green Tea with Cranberry. Both very refreshing :)
Posted 21/01/2010, 20:37pm, Mrs Maya Russell, who likes Darjeeling, wrote:
Peppermint infusion is really refreshing and just... MINT!
Posted 21/01/2010, 18:34pm, Mrs Lisa McGreevy, who likes Camomile, Honey & Vanilla, wrote:
the camomile, honey and vanilla, helps me keep my new years resolutions when I want somthing sweet, I drink it at work and my stress floats away.
Posted 21/01/2010, 17:07pm, Mrs Deb Sainsbury, who likes Everyday, wrote:
I love the orange and lotus flower - it's perfect for when I am harrassed and need to focus my mind - most of the time!! And because it's green tea I know it's good for me so I win both ways.
Posted 21/01/2010, 17:07pm, Mrs Sarah-Jayne Windridge-France wrote:
I find a lovely cup of tea,
Helps me relax and feel more 'me',
There's heaps of flavours I adore,
Peppermint, Nettle and many many more,
I'd love to sample all the Twinings range,
I'm sure they'd all help when I'm feeling strange,
Tea and sympathy or tea and cake,
There's never a time when tea's a mistake,
It's the thing that put's Great in Britain for sure,
A good cup of tea - from Twinings of course!!
Posted 21/01/2010, 16:40pm, Mrs Sheri Francis, who likes Lapsang Souchong, wrote:
My favourite Green Tea is Green Tea with Jasmine. I love the fresh taste of the tea and especially love the gorgeous scent of jasmine, which is one of my best-loved flowers. Because the tea is so light and refreshing, I prefer to drink it in the summertime. However, one of the main reasons I love Green Tea with Jasmine is that it reminds of some very happy younger days many, many years ago. A Chinese restaurant that was a favourite amongst my closest friends and I served a pot of jasmine tea with all its meals; every time I taste and smell a lovely cup of Green Tea with Jasmine, I am instantly transported back to those days. Green Tea with Jasmine not only tastes and smells lovely, it helps to bring back lots of wonderful memories!
Posted 21/01/2010, 16:39pm, Mr Andy Small, who likes Traditional Afternoon, wrote:
oh yes please
Posted 21/01/2010, 16:38pm, Vivienne Elsworth wrote:
Camomile, I drink it anytime when I feel flustered, it's so soothing.
Posted 21/01/2010, 16:38pm, Mrs Gillian Brazier, who likes Blackberry & Nettle, wrote:
Raspberry and Echinacea tastes good anytime, but just before bed, on a cold winters evening I know it's doing me extra good. The warmth of the Raspberry relaxes me, and the Echinacea builds me up as I sleep, ready to face the next frosty morning in perfect health.
Posted 21/01/2010, 16:27pm, Ms Anina Platt wrote:
My favourite treat is Green tea with Orange blossom and lotus flower. When the kids have gone off to school, dishes are done and the house set to rights, it is time for a sit down with a refreshing cup of green tea with orange blossom and lotus flower while I catch up with my correspondence.
Anina Platt, Langley
Posted 21/01/2010, 16:24pm, Mrs Layla Thomas wrote:
Peppermint and Eucalyptus is my favorite and I drink it whenever I need to slow down for a minute.
Posted 21/01/2010, 16:21pm, Mrs Claire Graham, who likes Everyday, wrote:
When the wind is howling outside and the merciless Aberdeen rain is battering against the windows, I settle down with a Strawberry & Mango infusion that drifts me back to my Bali honeymoon. Bliss.
Posted 21/01/2010, 16:15pm, Miss Ellie Coombs, who likes White Tea with Pomegranate, wrote:
I enjoy sitting in the garden on a hot summers day with a good book, sipping either a chilled cup of twinnings white tea with pomegranate, or a hot mug of twinnings green tea with mango.
Posted 21/01/2010, 16:10pm, Miss Nicky Hall, who likes Assam, wrote:
Green Tea with apple and pear. I like to drink it in an evening after work. It makes me relax from head to toe. Lovely and satisfying!!
Posted 21/01/2010, 16:01pm, Miss Hayley Jeffs wrote:
I love all varieties of your delicious green tea and I try to keep a selection available at all times! I also really enjoy the "Moment of Calm" Rooibos, Strawberry and Vanilla as it is a wonderful drink to have when you simply want to take a pause and relax. For variety I also like to keep Camomile, Honey and Vanilla for a sweeter taste to help me unwind.
I would love to sample the entire range! I intend to have a set of shelves put up so that I can display my love of your teas!
Posted 21/01/2010, 15:59pm, Miss Chloe Armstrong, who likes Camomile, Honey & Vanilla, wrote:
I like to drink the Chamomile, Vanilla and Honey infusion whilst snuggled on the sofa with a good book, or to warm up after bitter hours in the cold waiting for late buses!
Posted 21/01/2010, 15:50pm, Mr Paul Dutton, who likes Earl Grey, wrote:
earl grey, or lady grey, relaxing teas, to melt away with
Posted 21/01/2010, 14:49pm, Mrs Marjorie Hogg, who likes Assam, wrote:
green tea and pomegranate. The pomegranate reminds me of my childhood when my mother used to buy one for me often. Now combined with green tea it is a good start to the day.
Posted 21/01/2010, 14:39pm, Mrs Diana Cotter wrote:
A Morning Detox with the twins next door,
A box of Twinings beats the night before.
Posted 21/01/2010, 14:08pm, Laura Blight, who likes Chai, wrote:
I begin the day with a classic cup of green tea, its light and full of antioxidants which is really good for you! After a meal I like a cup of peppermint tea from the mint collection box, there are four variety's which help with digestion. In the evening before bed I like to un-wind with a camomile tea. Its calming and helps me relax before bed!
Posted 21/01/2010, 14:02pm, Mr Ben Jones, who likes Ceylon, wrote:
Green and Nettle, just right for Sunday morning while I'm doing some gardening.
Posted 21/01/2010, 13:26pm, Mrs Linda Pacitti, who likes Earl Grey, wrote:
Every night after I put my three year old to bed and have done the household chores, I have a little 'me' time when I make a cup of my favourite Earl Grey decaffeinated tea and go to bed and read a book for the time it takes to drink my tea - anything from 5 to 25 minutes. Bliss! A great way to round off the day.
Posted 21/01/2010, 03:09am, Mr Danny McCarthy wrote:
The Great Earl Grey.. Whether a warming friend on a cold night, a gentle brainstormer during a hectic assignment, or familiar scent when times are different. This is a tea or should I say elixir of genius that gives, without question, everytime. No matter what, when or why the time Earl Grey is in that cup of mine .
Tea you later
Posted 20/01/2010, 18:03pm, Mr Rob Underwood, who likes Green Tea with Mango, wrote:
Green Tea with Orange and Lotus Flower made into cool iced tea is the perfect cure for relaxation after a good session at the gym.
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