Product Description

Twinings has been blending my family tea for years. Today, I am proud to continue this tradition with the tea celebrated throughout the world known as Twinings Earl Grey. Legend has it, that my ancestor, the second Earl Grey, was presented with this exquisite recipe by an envoy on his return from China. Earl Grey Decaffeinated k-cups are a light and aromatic blend of fine black tea, scented with bergamot, a citrus fruit.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #162 in Grocery
• Brand: Twinings
• Number of items: 2

Features

• Case of two 25-count boxes (total of 50-counts)
• Blend of fine black tea, scented with bergamot, a citrus fruit
• Consistent well balanced flavours
• Twinings sold in more than 100 countries throughout the world

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Customer Reviews

the most "straightforward" of the Earl Grey K-Cup varieties
This is my favorite of the currently (1/2007) available K-Cup Earl Grey teas. To calibrate this review to your tastes: (1) I like *tea*, plus this one flavoring, not herbs with a little bit of tea -- I'm even finicky about how much Bergamot gets put in. (2) I prefer Twinings to Stash (in bags, not available in K-Cups) for that very reason. Twinings is sightly less expensive than Gloria Jean's or Celestial Seasonings, and has the "cleanest" taste of the three. If you like a "brighter" or more flowery taste, go for the Celestial Seasonings; or if you like a more "complex" or "spicy" taste, choose the Gloria Jean's.

Works, but too weak
While these K-Cups worked fine in the system, our tea drinkers found the result to be much too weak to be enjoyable. "Tea-colored water," was what one person said. We don't know if this is really a problem with the particular product, or simply that the duration of the water flow through the cup is too short to allow the tea to steep properly.

Tastes good, but...
This tea tastes good, but it is very finely ground and some of that ends up in the cup. I like to use the same tea k-cup 2-3 times to make iced tea and with Twinnigs it doesn't work because there is so little tea in the k-cup (I suppose that's why it is so finely ground - so they can use less) that it ends up too dilute. With Timothy's Earl Grey, on the other hand, there is much more tea in the k-cup which allows for my reuse of 2-3 times and the grounds don't end up in the cup. The taste is about the same except you get more for your money with Timothys.

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