Being health concious and trying to reduce the caffine intake thought I would try one of the many flavoured teas that are currently on the market, however, with hindsight I should have picked a different one. ---The packaging--- The one I bought is different to the one shown although the same shape box. Very yellow in colour with a gold band at the top (similar to the one above) with the word Twinings only and not curved. The picture on the box is of a white square place with three ginger roots and a lemon wedge sitting on the plate. Turning the box around on the side there is a part for benifits of drinking this tea saying that ginger has ...  Read the complete review

Would you like a drink with a bit of flavour that warms you through as you as you drink it and aids digestion at the same time? I do enjoy a change now and again from traditional tea and coffee and because there are a wide range of herbal infusions available in supermarkets I find it fun to try out different flavours. 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 herbal and fruit infusions within their range. Twinings Lemon and Ginger is one of their "Wellbeing Blends Infusions" ('Infusion' being a more accurate term than tea as strictly speaking these ...  Read the complete review

My usual morning caffeine kick comes in the form of a strong yet milky cup of coffee.Its always needed as being a busy mum of two children, I need something to give me alittle added fuel in the morning. Not something I can keep drinking throughout the day, so I tend to have afew cups of a fruit/herbal tea to balance it out and give me alittle hydration but with a slight fruity element to it. This particular fruit/herbal tea I bought this week from my local Home Bargains store. It cost 99p for a box of 40 teabags. It is readily available in the supermarkets in boxes of 20 and 40, so not hard too get hold of but tends to cost more than what I ...  Read the complete review

I've had a pack of these sat in my cupboard for quite a long time now. It doesn't get used very much as I have to say right from the start I wasn't impressed. I thought when I bought this, that the combination of Lemon and Ginger sounded rather nice. Citrusy and tangy with a spicy hot edge to it you know. Unfortunately, this is not really what I got. These teabags are square, and come in a cardboard box with no other packaging. I have to say I approve of this way of packaging them because it means that every part is recyclable. The box opens with a perforated strip round it as all Twinings fruit/herbal tea boxes seem to, and the 40 tea bags sit ...  Read the complete review

My other half is a tea expert and we have a cupboard filled with blends and tea leaves of all flavours and origins. This is one of the flavours we have and I have to say it is a favourite of mine when I have a sore throat. The mix of lemon and ginger is tangy and tart and it lingers and has a bit of a kick to it. The product itself is made by Twinings one of the better tea brands on the market, it comes in a long cardboard box where you pull a strip away to open it, the tea bags are attached by string to the original wrapper meaning you can leave it in the cup of boiling water to stew without that fear that the string will drop into the cup forcing you to ...  Read the complete review