Twinings Camomile & Lime Flowers

Description: Character: This blend combines camomile with lime flowers and a hint of lemon to produce a soothing blend with a ... more

Twinings Camomile & Lime Flowers ... delicate citrus taste.
How and when to serve: allow one teabag per person, add freshly boiled water to the bag and leave to infuse for three to five minutes. Can be served hot or ice cold, with honey added to sweeten.

Newest Review: ... like any of the alternatives much. So, with some trepidation, I sampled my first cup. To try and build the illusion of ... more

... suspense, I'll pause now to talk about the brewing process. What you get in your box if you by a box purely of one tea type, is a load of tea bags (20 normally) you can use a teapot, or you can just tear one off and drop it in your mug. Apply boiling water and waqit for five minutes. really five minutes, not the quick dunk you give other tea bags. You wait until the water changes colour, and yuw ait, and only then do you oik out the tea bag. Under no circumstances do you add milk as this is vile. YOu can add sugar,...more

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Twinings Camomile & Lime Flowers: Surprisingly good. (520 words)
by - written on 29/03/02 (Very useful, 131 readings)
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I've become a bit of a fruit tea junky, since finally (if reluctantly) giving up caffeine. Caffeine isn't much good for bumps, and I am trying to be good, so nine months of fruit and herbal teas it is. In the unlikely circumstanmces that you've read through one of my tea ops before, you will know that I am a bit of a purist, especially where Camomile os concerned. I will occasionalyl put honey in it, but Camomile and spearmint I loath, camomile and spiced apple I don't think much of. The only reason I even tried camomile amd lime flowers is that my bloke, bless him, bough a herbal teas selection, and I knew I didn't like any of the ... Read the complete review