Twinings Raspberry and Echinacea Reviews

I have always been a Coffee person. Recently though I have been drinking far too much and been spending most of my day on a Caffeine high which is never good. More recently I have been starting to drink tea to reduce the amount of Caffeine I intake. As I have been drinking Tetley Redbush Caffeine free tea I thought I would also ...  Read the complete review

I've recently been trying as much of Twining's range as I can, in order to find my favourites. This is one of the ones I will most certainly be buying again! A box comes with 20 bags, and should not cost much more than £1.20, which seems like very good value to me. The bag has a sweet, candied smell and the presence of liquorice is ...  Read the complete review

I have been at home ill after a major operation recently and I have been told to keep my liquid intake up. I find water pretty boring and in this cold weather it is nice to have a warm drink. My lovely husband went out and bought a shopping bag fill of different fruit teas. I am going to review them here, as I have had quite a few cups of each ...  Read the complete review

I have experimented with different teas over the last few years and I have given much attention to the Twinings herbal and aromatics ranges. Although I have often said that I find the Twinings green tea varieties are more fully flavoured than their herbal and fruit teas, this raspberry and Echinacea concoction is a most wonderful fruity brew. ...  Read the complete review

I first purchased Twinings Raspberry and Echinacae last winter when I had a bad cold and someone recommended echinacae tablets, available over the counter, to help reduce the symptoms and shorten the life of the cold. I'm sure they did help because I felt better in no time at all. When I saw Twinings Raspberry and Echinacae flavour ...  Read the complete review

If you want a change now and again from traditional tea and coffee there are now a wide range of herbal infusions available in supermarkets which make a tasty and somewhat healthier alternative. Twinings have been making teas for over 300 years and not only do they sell traditional and speciality teas they have a very wide range of ...  Read the complete review

This review is based on my experience of drinking Twinings' Raspberry and Echinacea tea. This tea is part of the company's Fruit Infusions range, and contains fruity taste as well as the herbal effects in the form of echinacea. The Company Twinings is a company founded in 1706. It has grown over 3 centuries to the point where ...  Read the complete review

90p for a pack of 20 tea bags in Tesco at the moment, but the price always fluctuates. Works out at £2.25 per 100gram...so it's more expensive than your usual own brand regular tea bags but its worth it. The raspberry flavour is delicious and you get the nicest aroma as soon as you open the box! The instructions suggest you make the ...  Read the complete review

BACKGROUND INFORMATION Some time ago I decided to try a new eating plan, which my sister Helen had recommended; this involved cutting out wheat, yeast, milk and all stimulants. I was trying to sort out my lack of energy and high blood sugar. It did actually work up to a point but it became too regimented for my lifestyle as a ...  Read the complete review

NAME OF DRINK: Twinings Infusions Echinacea & Raspbery flavoured teabags – the tag line states it is a “gentle yet reviving blend with a fruity twist”. These are naturally caffeine free and come either in a box of 20 loose teabags or as part of one of their selection boxes wrapped individually. BACKGROUND: I was trying to ...  Read the complete review

Having just returned from a weekend at a health spa I was feeling “good” and decided that I would try and cut down on my caffeine intake but I fancied a hot drink and do not like decaffeinated products. At the back of the cupboard I happened upon a singly-wrapped fruit tea. The problem with fruit teas is that that promise so much yet often fail to ...  Read the complete review