Twinings Assam

This is my favourite ever tea! Despite being a little bit more expensive than soething like Tetleys (which is the only other tea I will drink), I always always buy this. It is strong but not bitter, it doesn't leave any sort of after taste in your mouth and if you make a pot with one bag, it will do about four or five cups. My parents use the leaves which suits them as they have enough room to throw the dregs outside and not worry about them filling up the bin or clogging up the sink. Twinings deliver consistently good quality tea and at about £2 for 50 bags, you can't really complain. Compared to some blends which taste like they've been swept ...  Read the complete review

This gorgeous blend of tea is mainly for the stronger tea drinkers of us . It has a strong mellow taste that can only be described as inspiring. I drink this on a cold winter morning, a cold afternoon and really anytime when i feel a little bit chilly. It blows the cobwebs away in the morning and tasting this tea for the first time is a whole new experience. You would never imagine tea to be as strong with milk in it. It smells nice, all fresh. The box is very appealing with a black and gold design which draws you to what's inside the box and the smell and taste you are about to discover ! ...  Read the complete review

He rolls over towards me in bed, kisses me gently in the nape of my neck, and whispers provocatively and huskily in my ear, “ Ay Ooops Chuck! Time to get the kettle on, it’s Assam time!” It’s the same every morning. I slip on my silky robe, go downstairs, tune in to Radio 4, check the heating, gather the daily paper, put the kettle on, and while its coming to the boil, make a roll-up. Its Assam time. It’s the same every morning. I reach for my white, bone china, six cup tea pot and when the kettle is about to boil, I warm the pot and put seven heaped tea spoons of Twinings loose leaf Assam tea in, ...  Read the complete review