Twinings Blackcurrant, Ginseng and Vanilla Reviews

After having been mildly dissapointed by the Cranberry, Raspberry and Elderflower infusion by Twinings last week, I am slightly more tentative about trying this one. The first thing I noticed was how many more ingredients this blend has than most of Twinings' others, and how far down in the list the three main flavours are. The bag ...  Read the complete review

This is a Twinings tea that I regularly drink. I suppose it is a cross between a fruit tea and an herbal tea really. How I drink it- As with most herbal and fruit teas they recommend that you allow the tea bag to infuse for 2-3 minutes in hot water and drink it without milk. This is a fruity tea so I don't add honey or sugar to it ...  Read the complete review

I bought this tea recently because I was keen to try an alternative tea for the evenings. I was attracted to the packaging because it was brightly coloured and stood out on the shelf, but also wasn't too 'in your face'! As you can see from the front of the box, the Twinings name is predominant. I like other Twinings teas and I trust the brand, ...  Read the complete review

This flavoured tea is like a cross between a herbal tea and a fruit tea: it provides the lovely taste of a flavour tea, but the ginseng it contains provides revival The Company Twinings has been established since 1706, making and selling tea of all kinds. They now sell over 200 teas in over 100 countries. This flavoured tea ...  Read the complete review

This is my all time favourite fruit tea. The blackcurrent makes it fruity, the vanilla adds a sweetness, and the ginseng lifts the body and the spirit. Its a far better stimulant than caffeine, having a more gentle effect and far fewer side effects. As with all fruit teas from Twinings, you can get it in any decent supermarket. Prepaire ...  Read the complete review