Twinings reviews and discussion

Twinings earl grey tea is pretty good. It does not produce a weak cup. It flavors a full mug of water and changes the color. It is more expensive than other brands, especially store brand, but I find that the taste is worth the additional money.

"Twinings tea is my favorite way to unwind! 🍵💆‍♀️ Their range of flavors is amazing, from classic English Breakfast to soothing Earl Grey and refreshing Green Tea. I love how each sip transports me to a cozy, comforting world. Twinings has been perfecting their craft for centuries, and it shows in every delicious cup. What's your go-to Twinings flavor? 🍵👀"

I’ve been drinking Twinings’ Camomile and Green Tea regularly, and it’s made such a difference in my overall health especially with things like blood pressure and just feeling more balanced overall. As an adult trying to take better care of myself, this has been such a simple but powerful addition to my routine.

Got the cold infuse tea. My main concern with the tea is the teabags and if they have metal staples and plastic sachets bags. If they do I try to keep away from them if possible and have the natural made sachets that don’t leech. If not I take the leaves out of the bag and put it into a French press or a stainless steel tea spoon.

I love the English breakfast tea with a dash of cream in the morning, although I think breakfast tea is breakfast tea and I’m not really tied to Twinnings over another brand, it just happens to be what I have in the house from time to time.

I was not aware that twinnings had so many different products under its line. Which is cool to know and explore. I personally use the green tea pods. This is a quick and easy option with my keurig. The tea is just fine. Nothing specialty but a trusted brand with a good price.

To all tea drinkers, this is the real stuff! Pleasant, fruity, and deep. Reach for a cup of green tea next time you want to relax, it's a transformative experience with all the benefits that good green tea provides.

Really good tea with a tremendous amount of flavor options. I can always find a nicely flavored Twinings tea in my local grocery.

Twinings is the default tea choice of Middle England. It's fine. Not spectacular. A solid daily brew. It's what the Mondeo Man would drink. You know what you're getting. A good, solid cup of tea. Brew it builders style, or in my case I'll take an Earl Grey lightly brewed with a slice of lemon. Twinings also make a pretty decent selection of herbal and fruit teas too. I've always loved the Blood Orange and Cranberry with a hint of Pomegranate after dinner. Anyway, if you're after high quality herbal or fruit teas, you should probably keep looking.

A legacy brand that has a massive range. I personally like the fruit teas and the cold diffuse. Nothing special but the go-to tea brand.

My family and I are Twinings people. I am drinking Twinings as I write this. We buy their English Breakfast and Irish Breakfast by the hundreds. I'm talking multiple 100 bag boxes. We drink 2-5 cups a day. I've been drinking Twinings for over a decade. Solid, good, standard tea. You can't go wrong with Twinings. Is it the most high quality tea? NO - you need a good loose leaf blend. Steeped in a way where the leaves can open and move around. Which Twinings also sells. But their standard bags are perfect for the daily tea drinker. Their white, green, and herbal teas are good. They don't taste artificial or bitter. Note - the bags of English Breakfast in England are different in strength and packaging than what you buy in the US. The English tea bags are stronger and require less steep time.

Really great smelling tea. I really enjoy their Mango & passionfruit cold infuse blend. I appreciate that they have subtle flavors and are great and refreshing to drink casually. Overall pretty good brand.

Tea, lots of flavor options. Iced or hot, this is a trusted brand that has been around for a while now. If you see a flavor that catches your eye, chances are it will taste as you expect it to.

Great tea and they also have really great combinations.