Twinings Lady Grey 50 Bags (Light and Fruity, Tasty and Bright) Great Brew

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Twinings Lady Grey

Light and Fruity, Tasty and Bright, Great Brew!

They say behind every great man is an even greater woman
Inspired by rolling orange and lemon groves, we developed Lady Grey for Earl Grey lovers who wanted something a little bit fruitier. We couldn’t possibly play favourites, but Lady Grey will always have a special place in our hearts.

What does it taste like?
A light, refreshing tea with juicy citrus notes. Delicious and full of zesty brightness.

What makes this tea different?
The zesty orange. It’s the perfect addition for its refreshing fruity flavour. It’s the original and still the best.

Twinings Lady Grey, a delightful tea experience that will elevate your daily routine. These tea bags are carefully crafted to bring you a rich and satisfying flavor, making every sip a moment to cherish.

Each pack containing 50 tea bags. This generous quantity ensures that you have an ample supply of tea to enjoy over an extended period, making it perfect for sharing with friends and family or for personal indulgence.

Namosa Tea Bags 80’S, a delightful tea experience that will elevate your daily routine. These tea bags are carefully crafted to bring you a rich and satisfying flavor, making every sip a moment to cherish.

Each pack containing 80 tea bags. This generous quantity ensures that you have an ample supply of tea to enjoy over an extended period, making it perfect for sharing with friends and family or for personal indulgence.

Twinings Lady Grey are made from high-quality tea leaves sourced from renowned tea estates. The leaves are carefully selected and expertly blended to create a harmonious balance of flavors. The result is a tea that is both robust and smooth, with a distinct aroma that will awaken your senses.

The convenience of tea bags makes brewing a cup of Twinings Lady Grey effortless. Simply place a tea bag in your cup, add hot water, and let it steep for a few minutes. As the tea infuses, you’ll witness the beautiful transformation of water into a rich amber hue, releasing the enticing aroma that will transport you to a world of relaxation.

Whether you prefer your tea strong or mild, the Twinings Lady Grey tea bags allow you to customize the strength of your brew. Steep the tea bag for a shorter duration if you prefer a lighter flavor, or leave it in for longer to enjoy a bolder taste. This versatility ensures that you can tailor your tea experience to suit your personal preferences.

Twinings Lady Grey is perfect for any occasion. Start your day with a cup of this invigorating tea to awaken your senses and provide a gentle boost of energy. Enjoy it as an afternoon pick-me-up or as a soothing beverage to wind down in the evening. Its versatility makes it suitable for any time of day, offering you a moment of calm in the midst of a busy schedule.

Twinings Lady Grey Tea Bags are also an excellent choice for gifting. Whether it’s for a birthday, anniversary, or any other special occasion, this tea is sure to delight the recipient. Its elegant packaging and premium quality make it a thoughtful and sophisticated gift option that anyone would appreciate.

In addition to its exceptional taste, Twinings Lady Grey is also a calorie-free and naturally refreshing beverage. It can be enjoyed hot or cold, making it a versatile choice for all seasons. Whether you prefer a steaming cup of tea on a chilly winter morning or a refreshing iced tea on a hot summer day, Twinings Lady Grey will satisfy your cravings.

The history of tea spreads across multiple cultures over the span of thousands of years. With the tea plant Camellia sinensis native to East Asia and probably originating in the borderlands of southwestern China and northern Myanmar. One of the earliest accounts of tea drinking is dated back to China’s Shang dynasty, in which tea was consumed as a medicinal drink.

An early credible record of tea drinking dates to the 3rd century AD, in a medical text written by Chinese physician Hua Tuo. It first became known to the western world through Portuguese priests and merchants in China during the early 16th century.