For several years now I have been drinking green tea. It all started when I worked in an office where tea was made about every half hour and deposited on your desk. I found so much normal tea was giving me palpitations so I stocked up on both normal decaf tea and some green tea. I soon found I actually preferred the green option so that became my staple hot drink. I pay around £1.20 for a tub of 25 Tetley Green Tea teabags depending where I buy them from so it's not overly expensive either. The Tetley green teabags are circular and the tub is cardboard with a shiny silver lining and a plastic lid so the teabags stay fresh. When you open the lid and smell ...  Read the complete review

I was surprised to find a Tetley's brand of green tea as I've always associated them with more traditional black teas. I suppose they're jumping on the band wagon or expanding their market base as they say. They've certainly gone to town on the packaging by producing a snazzy round green container with a plastic lid. At about £1.20 for 25 tea bags they work out at about the same price as a box of Twinings. I drink green tea only on the odd occasion. Although sometimes I do go through green tea drinking binges, usually this is when I've ran out of the normal stuff. Apparently green tea is a natural source of antioxidants - the chemical compounds that ...  Read the complete review

There's been a lot of talk recently about the benefits of green tea, and although it sounds like another fad, which I'm sure it will be in this diet-obsessed country, it is actually something highly regarded for many years in ... I tried green tea a few weeks ago after receiving a sample from Tetley. I must admit I was a bit apprehensive of trying it because I stupidly though, yes you can laugh, that it would be minty. I'm not sure where I got that idea from, perhaps because green tea boxes are usually green. Anyway, I was wrong, so I'm very glad I tried it. There are a few brands of green tea out there at the moment, and unsurprisingly they all ...  Read the complete review

The chinese drink green tea after a greasy meal and green tea is the staple drink of the Japanese. Green tea is known to be rich in antioxidants, it is caffeine free and sero calories. I like drinking green tea after a heavy meal. I find that it helps my digestion and get rid of thefull feeling quickly. Green tea can be drank on a regular basis especially as a supplement for my daily 8 glasses of water. The Tetley green tea pure comes in a delightful round container. There are 25 bags in each container. The 'Steamed Sencha style' refer to the method of gently steaming the green tea during production to retain the fresh and rounded flavour of the ...  Read the complete review

PACKAGING Like most of tetleys special teas it is in a circular tub with a re-usuable plastic lid, this will keep your tea bags fresh. Is is also foil sealed when you first buy it. TASTE I have had green tea in the past and did like it! suprisingly!! but tetleys green tea is the nicest i have tried so far! All telleys tea taste expensive! and the green tea is no exception! I added boiling water and let it stand for a minute then stirred and sqeezed the tea bag to get all the flavour out! i then added a little bit of cold water so that i didnt burn my mouth when i went to drink it , i would advise doing this!!! Dont add ...  Read the complete review