Twinings Golden Heart Rose Black Loose Tea in a glass, corked Jar. We love this tea, it makes strong cup of black tea & the rose adds a floral note to the taste. Each tea is compressed into a heart shape, then wrapped in delicate paper giving the tea it's distinctive look. The tea leaves & a single rose petal are compressed to form a delicate heart shape, using the traditional Chinese technique known as Tuocha. This Yunnan black tea originates from the oldest tea producing region in the world. It is a brisk, strong flavoured tea with that very distrinct Yunnan character. You will need a teapot & a strainer for this tea, as soon as it starts to infuse, the loose tea is revealed. With fine quality looks tea you can reuse your tea leaves up to 4 or 5 times. If you do this, just extend your brewing time a little each use. As this is a strong tea we do recommend you taste it after two minutes, but you can brew according to your taste. Happy loose tea drinking. Ever wanted to find out more about tea
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A Twinings branded Keep Cup crafted from blown tempered glass. A premium drinking experience best suited to a tea or coffee ritual. ...

Our Green Tea Cup enhances the rich umami textures of the tea, giving a smooth, luxurious mouth feel before delivering a ...

The first barista standard, reusable, branded Twinings Keep Cup in grey & blue. ...

Twinings grey branded stainless steel Keep Cup designed for lasting drinking pleasure on the go. ...

Twinings History of Tea Mug No.5 1940, a generous over sized porcelain mug with the first illustration from the Twinings History of Tea edition by young artist Fanny Shorter The history behind this tea mug design; In England in 1940, during World War II, tea was rationed to 2oz per person per week. Tea would be rationed for the next 12 years. 8.5cm tall x 8.5cm wide ...

Twinings History of Tea Mug No.6 2011, a generous over sized porcelain mug with the first illustration from the Twinings History of Tea edition by young artist Fanny Shorter The history behind this tea mug design; Today tea is the most popular drink in the UK & the average Briton consumes around 2, 000 cups a year.8.5cm tall x 8.5cm wide ...

Twinings History of Tea Mug No 1 SHEN, a generous over sized porcelain mug with the first illustration from the Twinings History of Tea edition by young artist Fanny Shorter The history behind this tea mug design; Tea was mythically discovered by the Chinese emperor Shen Nung. Leaves from a tea plant blew into his pot of boiling water & Tea as a hot beverage was born. ...

Twinings History of Tea Mug No 2 LUYU a generous over sized porcelain mug with the first illustration from the Twinings History of Tea edition by young artist Fanny Shorter The history behind this tea mug design; In 760 Chinese sage, Lu Yu wrote, The Classic of Tea. The drinks popularity spread to Japan where Lu Yu's book helped to influence the Tea Ceremony that is now synonymous with Japanese culture today. ...

When Thomas Twining opened his shop on London's Strand in 1706, little did he know that we would still be supplying some of the world's finest tea to this date. Just like Thomas, our passion still burns brightest for loose leaf, the ultimate for the enthusiast to savour the subtle flavours of the freshest & finest teas & infusions. Jade Pillar These delicate pillars are hand made in the Yunnan region of China. Delicate twists of spring leaves from young tea bushes are gently bound & twisted together to produce a delicate yet tasty green tea. The liquor displays the refreshing complexity of soft, grassy young tea with layers of floral jasmine & honeysuckle notes. ...