Twinings Peach

Description: Character: Originating from China, this fruit finally reached Europe by way of armies Alexander the Great. It is now ... more

Twinings Peach ... widely cultivated around the globe in hundreds of varieties. Twinings Peach Tea is a delicate, mildly perfumed blend. How and when to serve: Brew as you would one of Twinings Classic teas and enjoy at any time of the day, either hot or iced to suit the occasion.

Newest Review: ... delicious. I will definitely try this again cold with ice. This tastes a little like fizzy peach water but not as ... more

... synthetic. It is slightly less perfumed but just as peachy! This is one of my all time favourite teas and Twinings quality is evident in every mouthful. I would not buy another brand after trying this. I bought a box recently for just under two pound for 20 tea bags but I think you can get them cheaper. I was just impatient. It is such good tea, I did not want to wait! I would highly recommend this light tea, especially when you feel hungover! It really lifts you up!...more

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Twinings Peach: Peach tea (212 words)
by - written on 19/01/09 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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Twining peach tea is one the lightest and most refreshing teas that I have had. The colour of this tea is a warm yellow. I am trying to avoid the word peachy but that is exactly what colour it is! The scent of peach is really strong but perhaps not as strong as many fruit teas smell. The flavour is as light and robust as the fragrance. My mug of peach tea went cold because I was busy and became distracted. I had it cold to save wasting it and it was delicious. I will definitely try this again cold with ice. This tastes a little like fizzy peach water but not as synthetic. It is slightly less perfumed but just as peachy! This is ... Read the complete review

Yuk (153 words)
by - written on 01/02/02 (Useful, 38 readings)
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I'm a great fan of fruity teas, but I've never found a peach tea that I like. I love peaches, and the smell of peach tea is absolutely lovely, but it looks disgusting and brown, and tastes nothing like peaches. Added to this, the taste, I found, isn't even fruity. There's a strong taste of tannin, the stuff that makes the funny scum on top of normal tea if you leave the bag in for too long, and it's just not nice. All in all, there's very little more for me to say. I think it's a shame that something that smells so nice tastes and looks so yucky. Perhaps it's best to stick to teas that are made from seeds and ... Read the complete review