I bought these Twinings Cherry & Cinnamon infusions when the company was offering free delivery on purchases from its website. As I can get ten per cent cash-back on online purchases by clicking through from Topcashback without losing the free delivery, I bought the items I already had on my mental shopping list, and threw a few more into my virtual basket that had taken my eye while browsing the site, the Cherry & Cinnamon infusions being one of them. I bought them around Christmas time but put them away in the cupboard and forgot about them until after New Year which with hindsight was a bit of a shame because this flavour combination is quite ...  Read the complete review

Twinings do a special range of tea called 'a moment of calm'. It is fruit tea, but in special relaxing flavours to help you unwind after a day of work and stress. The flavours originally started off with chamomile but they have since expanded to incorperate a wider range of tastes and combinations and the one I am reviewing today is cherry and cinnamon. The tea comes in a cardboard box which is great as all the packaging is 100% recyclable. Very important in this day and age. Inside are 20 teabags, a mixture of herbs and spices in mesh packaging. The mesh bag sits in a cup of boiling water and you can let it infuse as long as you want. I let mine go a long ...  Read the complete review

Twinings, a moment of calm? Maybe or maybe not! *Twinings* I usually drink fruity teas more in the summer, as I find them refreshing, either hot (just add hot water and leave to infuse for three minutes) or cold (make it with hot water, let it cool, and add ice cubes to serve). Browsing down the beverage aisle in need of a change, I was keen to find a flavour that I had not tried before. For those who do not know, Twinings have been making tea for over 300 years, in 1706 to be exact. The original store at 216, The Strand, in London is still used, and you may visit if you so wish, please call to arrange on phone number - 0207 583 1359. ...  Read the complete review

I've never been a fan of hot drinks, but having always loved cinnamon and cherries, I figured that for £1.08 I might as well give this tea a go. When I bought it, it actually only cost £1 though, because I bought it in the offer £2 for 2 boxes. Since then though I have been more than happy to pay the extra 8p that it costs normally, because lets face it, it's not exactly a huge saving. In each box you get 20 tea bags. This tea comes in the typical Twinings box that opens up much like a book to reveal the tea bags, two by two, inside. One thing that does annoy me about this though is that the tea bags are still stuck together, so you often end up with two ...  Read the complete review