Product Description

Twinings Earl Grey Tea, tea bags, is fine black tea expertly blended with the citrus fruit flavor of bergamot, to deliver an uplifting tea with a unique floral aroma and refreshing taste.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5548 in Grocery
• Brand: Twinings
• Model: 05326
• Released on: 2006-03-21
• Number of items: 6
• Dimensions: 7.00" h x 6.00" w x 9.00" l,

Features

• Case of six 20-count boxes (total of 120 individually wrapped tea bags)
• Fine blend of carefully selected black tea, scented with bergamot
• Pale golden tea with a delicate citrus flavor
• Light and aromatic; natural source of antioxidants
• Historic blend presented to the second Earl Grey by an envoy from China

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About the Brand
Since 1706, Twinings has been at the forefront of the tea trade. Customers in more than 100 countries enjoy Twinings products, and not just the popular traditional favorites: Twinings now includes products such as fruit and herbal infusions, aromatic teas, and iced teas. These fresh flavors reflect a worldwide trend toward a healthier and more varied lifestyle. The new flavors are as successful as the traditional ones, because Twinings prepares them using skills acquired through three centuries of experience. After quenching thirsts for so many generations, no one knows better than Twinings how to deliver a drink that's in perfect condition. Although British-based, and still operating in England, Twinings also has plants in North Carolina and Calcutta, India. Success in the competitive worldwide tea market was confirmed in 1972 (and again in 1977) when Twinings became the first tea company to win a Queen's Award for Export.

Customer Reviews

The Best Earl Grey By Far
Bergamot is the name of both a North American herb, and an oily extract of a specific variety of Seville oranges. It is this orange peel extract that is used in perfumes, and also in flavoring Earl Grey tea.

Twinings is the best Earl Grey of any of the many brands that we've tried. Aromatic and fine, the scent of bergamot is apparent as soon as you break the cellophane wrapper. If you prefer Twining's loose tea in the tin, that is just as good. A little sugar and milk bring out the complex flavors. (With boiling water, of course! None of that bath water that's been sitting in a coffee urn for two hours.)

We buy the six-box package, on the six-month automatic refill plan, and like that a lot. The tea stays nice and fresh in the sealed boxes until we open them.

Good Tea for the Price
People who know tea know that Twinings puts out a great product. It's what the Queen drinks, so if it's good enough for her, it's good enough for me. Great Tea, good flavor, good price.

Our favorite tea
We have, for probably 30 years or more, used this brand of tea. We mix one teabag of Earl Grey with one teabag of English Breakfast in the pot, let it steep, and drink it. I put milk in mine, my husband puts lemon juice in his. Buying it in bulk this way saves us a lot of money, and since we are Prime members, we save on shipping too.

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