Twinings Cranberry, Raspberry and Elderflower Tea Reviews
Product Type: Twinings Tea
Newest Review: ... I'd try some of the Twinings fruit teas, one of the flavours that I bought was the cranberry, raspberry and elderflower. I ... more
... thought that this was really reasonably priced, it's a box of 20 tea bags for just £1.19. The tea is advertised as having all natural ingredients, and being naturally caffeine free. It also states that is has no added sugar, and that it's free from artificial flavours.
Over the summer months I will normally drink fruit tea as iced tea, and over the winter months I will normally drink it hot. So I've mainly been using the tea bags to make jugs of iced tea so far. I have had a couple of mugs of the tea hot though, so...morePrice Comparison for Twinings Cranberry, Raspberry and Elderf...
by - written on 10/04/12 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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I love fruit tea and have probably tried what seems like millions over my tea drinking life time and Twinings is pretty much superior every time. I recently purchased the Twinings Cranberry, Raspberry and Elderflower range at a very reasonable £1.19 for 20 tea bags. The product comes in a pink, recyclable cardboard box, which is made from renewable resources, with refreshing pictures of cranberries, raspberries and elderflowers on, which makes it very appealing. The tea is naturally caffeine free and offers a refreshing, zesty, red berry infusion with a good amount of elderflower thrown in for extra loveliness. There is no added sugar and all the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/04/11 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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I am no fruity tea connoisseur by any means, I usually have a regular bog standard cuppa during the day but recently requested a free sample of flavoured speciality tea from twinings.co.uk which included this flavour; cranberry, raspberry and elderflower. The offer is still on now and you can choose two flavours to sample from the new Twinings range, which includes the cranberry, raspberry and elderflower flavour, you also get a 50p off money couple at the moment with this free sample, so it is defiantly worth trying some and you can always use the voucher on their normal range or your preferred flavour. So this flavour of tea is part of Twinings fresh and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/01/11 (Very useful, 143 readings)
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It's very un-British of me, I know, but I can't bear tea, either the Indian or Chinese variety. The taste, the smell, everything about it is revolting, so when it comes to getting my caffeine kicks, I'm a coffee drinker. The health gurus, however, warn that too much coffee is not a good thing and as I refuse to drink my Columbian minus its caffeine, I limit myself to two mugs a day, three on high days and holidays and for that reason I often drink fruit tea as an alternative hot drink. On a recent trip to Sainsburys I set about finding a packet of fruit tea to take into work. As I'm not fond of the citrus flavoured teas much preferring the sweeter berry ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/03/10 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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Some time ago now, I gave up drinking caffinated tea and coffee as part of a new years resolution. I dont know why I did it, I just couldn't think of anything else to do. I really thought I would miss it but I soon realised I didn't actually like the flavour, I just missed the habit of having a hot drink, which I soon replaced with fruit and herbal tea. I tried many brands, supermarket own brands, like Tesco, Sainsbury's and Asda and also brand names like Tetley and Twinings. I soon realised I preferred red berry type teas, for example ones with Strawberry in. i really like the Elderflower flavour, but had never tried it in a tea. When I saw this ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/02/10 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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My fiancée is an absolute tea addict, but I never liked tea or coffee much to his distain. After drinking Peppermint tea for indigestion I started getting into herbal and fruit teas, and these Twinings infusions 'fresh and fruity' teas are among my favourites. This variety Cranberry, Raspberry and Elderflower is my favourite blend. The first thing that draws me in is the aroma - big bold fruit fragrances of raspberry really get the taste buds going. The tea really smells extremely fruity, and the elderflower and cranberry have a very fragrant and flowery scent. I really like the flavour of this tea, and I brew it for 4 or 5 minutes (longer than the ... Read the complete review
