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[H1] Superblends

We've taken our tea blends to the next level to create our own Superblends. A delicious range of green teas and infusions expertly blended with botanicals, natural fruits, vitamins and minerals. To help you feel at your very best

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Feeling fruity? Our fruit and herbal teas are packed full of colour and flavour. Delicious hot or cold, they're naturally sugar and caffeine-free. There's a beautiful brew just for you.

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[H2] Twinings Fruit & Herbal Tea Infusions

A caffeine-free alternative to traditional tea, fruit tea is known for its sweet and fruity flavour. Made from a blend of dried fruits, herbs and spices, fruit tea is a popular choice for those looking for a refreshing and healthy beverage. It can be enjoyed hot or cold and comes in a wide variety of flavours, such as berry, citrus and tropical fruits.

[H2] What is Fruit Tea?

Fruit tea, also known as herbal tea or tisane, is a type of tea that does not contain any tea leaves from the Camellia Sinensis plant. Instead, it is made from a combination of dried fruits, flowers, herbs, spices, and other natural ingredients that provide a unique and fruity flavour profile.Unlike traditional tea, fruit tea does not contain caffeine, making it a great alternative for those who are looking for a soothing and caffeine-free drink. It is also commonly used as an ingredient in many other food and drink recipes, such as cocktails and cakes. Additionally, fruit tea is good for boosting immunity, improving digestion and good for hydration. Some of the popular fruit tea blends include hibiscus, rosehip, and raspberry tea.

[H2] How Was Fruit Tea First Discovered?

The origin of fruit tea is not well documented, and it is likely that the concept of blending fruits and herbs to create a flavourful and healthy beverage has been around for centuries. Fruit tea, as we know it today, is a modern invention, it was first created by blending different fruits, herbs, and spices together to make a variety of flavourful and healthy teas.The first recorded use of fruit tea was in the early 1900s, when tea merchants began experimenting with new flavour combinations to appeal to a broader range of customers.

[H2] How is Fruit Tea Made Today?

Our master tea blenders create fruit tea by carefully selecting and blending the highest quality dried fruits, flowers, herbs, spices, and other natural ingredients. The process of making fruit tea involves several steps:1. Sourcing Ingredients: Master blenders source the finest ingredients from all over the world to ensure the highest quality and taste.2. Tasting & Testing: They taste and test various ingredients to determine the best combinations to achieve the desired flavour profile.3. Blending: The ingredients are then blended together in a specific proportion to create the right taste and aroma.4. Steeping & Refining: The blended ingredients are then steeped in boiling water to release the flavours and aromas. The fruit tea is tasted and refined until it meets the blender's standards.The process of making fruit tea requires a deep understanding of the properties of each ingredient.

[H2] What Types of Fruit Tea Are There?

There are many types of fruit tea, each with different tastes, aromas, and even added health benefits.We celebrate variety at Twinings and offer many types of fruit tea to suit different drinkers and moments in the day. Choose from a wide range of delicious and fruity ingredients.• Mango & Strawberry: A sweet and exotic fruit tea with a hint of zesty lime.• Camomile & Grapefruit: A refreshing and zingy blend.• Lemon & Ginger: A warm and spicy tea with a hint of lemon.• BioBlends Soothing Peppermint, Fennel & Spearmint: Spearmint and peppermint with aniseed and fennel and Bacillus Coagulans cultures. Full of gut-friendly bacteria.

[H2] How to Drink Fruit Tea?

Fruit tea can be enjoyed hot or cold, depending on your preference.Here are a few guidelines for preparing and drinking fruit tea:1. To make a cup of hot fruit tea, bring fresh, cold water to a boil. Use one teabag per cup of water. Infuse the tea for three minutes. Leave a little longer if you prefer a stronger taste.2. Temperature and brewing time - some fruit teas are delicate and may become bitter if steeped for too long or at too high of a temperature. Be sure to check the package instructions for the recommended brewing time and temperature.3. Fruit teas come in a wide variety of flavours and blends, so feel free to experiment with different combinations to find your favourite.4. Fruit teas can be paired with food, some of them go well with desserts and pastries, while others are good with savoury dishes.

[H2] Why Choose Twinings' Fruit Tea Selection?

• Quality ingredients: Twinings sources high-quality, natural ingredients for their fruit teas, ensuring a delicious and flavourful cup.• Variety of Flavours: Twinings offers a wide range of fruit tea blends, including popular flavours like raspberry, peach, and strawberry, as well as more unique options like blackcurrant and mango.• Expertise: Twinings has been blending and selling teas for centuries, and their expertise in the field shows in the quality of their products.• Reputation: Twinings has been in the tea business for centuries and has a reputation for providing high-quality teas, with a wide range of options and flavours.• Ethical Sourcing: Twinings is committed to ethical sourcing and sustainable practices, ensuring that the ingredients used in their teas are grown and harvested in an environmentally responsible way.Overall, Twinings fruit teas are a great choice for anyone looking for a delicious and high-quality tea that is easy to brew, and made with natural ingredients.Shop our fruit tea today and experience more. Got a question? Check our FAQs or contact us.

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Go green! Delicate, fragrant, and oh-so-pure, our green teas provide the perfect boost. From fruity and floral to decadent blends with a hint of something sweet. Add a natural boosting brew to your day with our green tea bag selection.

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[H2] What is Green Tea?

Firstly, it's delicious! But opinions aside (we think it's a fact), green tea is a nourishing hot drink that takes its name from its deep green colour. What's interesting is that green tea comes from the same plant – the camellia sinensis – as other teas, including black, white and oolong. The difference is that green tea leaves aren't allowed to oxidise in the production process, which enables them to retain and celebrate their natural colour.Its origins hark back thousands of years to ancient China, with China and Japan still the largest producers of green tea today. Thankfully, they've long since shared this natural gift with the wider world. Green tea was probably one of the first teas imported into the UK several centuries ago – and it's grown in popularity ever since.

[H2] How Was Green Tea First Discovered?

It's widely thought that green tea was first discovered in 2737 BC when, on his travels, the Chinese Emperor Shennong mistakenly drank hot water with a stray tea leaf inside. After initially failing to notice the colour change, he found the drink refreshing and asked for it to be prepared for him thereafter. Talk about a happy accident!

[H2] How is Green Tea Made Today?

Today, just like all teas, the green tea production process begins by plucking the leaves of the camellia sinensis plant, one of nature's greatest gifts. The leaves are then taken to a factory – ideally close by for freshness – before being sorted into batches.The tea leaves are then laid out to dry for a few hours in a process known as withering. Oxidation would usually come after withering, but this stage is left out when making green tea. Instead, the leaves are pan-dried or steamed to kill any active enzymes. The leaves are then rolled in preparation for packing.  That's only the short version though. Find out more in our guide to tea production processes.

[H2] What Types of Green Tea Are There?

Green tea is one of the most diverse tea groups around. On top of a variety of natural tasting notes such as fruits and nuts, this reviving drink can be combined with other ingredients to enhance, mellow, or contrast its natural qualities. We celebrate variety at Twinings and offer many types of green tea to suit different drinkers and moments. Take your pick from a wide selection of flavoured green teas, plus caffeinated and decaffeinated options too. • Herbal green teas: Choose from ginger, mint, jasmine, or lotus flower for soothing, refreshing, or floral results.• Fruit green teas: Add a little zest to your cup with everything from zingy lemon to tropical pineapple and sweet lychee. • Pure green tea: The best choice for purists; 100% green tea made from the finest leaves and nothing else.• Decaffeinated green tea: Sensitive to caffeine or minding your intake? Then try our decaffeinated range for a mellow feel but the same punchy taste. Read more about caffeine in green tea.

[H2] How to Drink Green Tea

It's totally up to you, of course. But we generally recommend brewing our green tea bags for a maximum of two minutes to keep hold of their delicate taste. Use one green tea bag per drink, add hot water, and give milk a miss to celebrate its natural qualities.Top tip: It's best to let boiled water cool a little – ideally to around 80°C – before pouring it into your cup. This is because green tea is a little more delicate than black tea, so you could be left with a more bitter taste if you pour freshly boiled water on top right away.

[H2] Why Choose Twinings' Green Tea Selection?

Just like green tea itself, our history is long and storied. We've been blending for over 300 years, so you can rely on a great cup with every brew. • Exceptional quality: Our Master Blenders rate hundreds of samples every week from all over the world to make sure we only buy the best. We don't own any tea gardens either, so we're free to partner with the best producers around.• Broad selection: We've innovated since day one to introduce people to new tastes and experiences. From our diverse green tea flavours to our decaffeinated options, there's a perfect blend for every home brewer.• Preferred by tea drinkers: Looking for the best green tea brand in the UK? Don’t just take our word for it. We're the number one choice for Out of Home Tea, with people considering our tea to be higher quality and better tasting than others. • Committed to care: All our teas are sourced with care, from looking after the environment they grow in to treating suppliers and pickers fairly. Learn more about our commitment to communities.Shop our green teas today and experience more. Got a question? Check our FAQs or contact us.

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