The rich sweetness of honey. The sharp tanginess of lemon. Combined with our green tea, enjoy this zesty blend at any time of day. Limited stock available. Only available whilst stocks last. ...

The distinctive flavour of Lychee
- a sweet fruit wrapped in a tough, spiky shell & blended with the sweet, ripe flavour of mango
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Lotus flowers are a symbol of the sun. Their beautiful, fragrant petals unfurl each day at the break of dawn to reveal a pure & inner glow. We've blended hints of this delicate flower with a zesty, sun kissed orange flavour & our green tea to create this blend full of sunshine. ...

We've blended our green tea together with the flavours of sweet, tropical pineapple & grapefruit. It's just right for those moments when you want to kick back & imagine yourself in a warmer, sunnier place. ...

Grey Dragon Tea comes from the central Java highlands of Indonesia, from the tea state of Dewata, which translated into the local Indonesian language, means “ home of the Gods & Goddesses”, an apt name for this beautiful tea. Grey Dragon Tea is grown at attitudes of around 1000-1500m above sea level, grown in rolling hills of the tea estate, with breathtaking views & scenery It is all h&-picked, & naturally sun-dried, giving it this great leaf integrity. It is a needle-like tea leaf, & the mix of the black & white colours give this tea a fantastic flavour & style. The aroma you will get from the tea comes from the Assamic input, which is truly mellowing against the other thicker & stronger flavours within the tea. The result is a delicate floral aroma, simply delightful. The taste matches the aroma, with a light & delicate floral note. It is not as strong as a China Oolong Tea, but stronger that a classic White Tea. Grey Dragon Tea is most refreshing taken without milk or sugar, but drink it however you prefer. ...

Tightly rolled pellets of fine green tea. Country of origin: China
- Zhejiang Province ...

Tightly rolled pellets of fine green tea flavoured with mint. Country of origin: China
- Zhejiang Province ...

The name gunpowder comes from the shape of these green tea leaves when theyve been rolled
- tightly wrapped little pellets. We
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Ever tasted a Twinings Gunpowder Green Tea? The name comes from a legend that during the importing of this tea from china, a few centuries ago
- their tightly rolled leaves reminded sailors of gunpowder shot. When you infuse this healthy green tea with hot water, the round tight green tea explodes into life as the water rehydrates the tea leaves. This tea comes in a dark green iconic Twinings Tea Tin.
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Each green tea leaf is rolled into a tiny compact pellet, giving it the appearance of old-fashioned lead shot, hence the name Gunpowder Green. We like to think it also refers to the tiny minty explosion that happens on your taste-buds with every sip. ...