Twinings

My staple tea. Refreshing with lemon or milk. Definitely my all-time favourite.

Delicious and very refreshing. Particularly gingery, especially when allowed to steep for a minute or two.

Refreshing, easy and caffeine free cup of tea, that I can drink at any point of the day.
Is one of my favorite everyday teas at the moment, I do prefer it hot though could be use to make lovely ice tea.

i love this with breakfast

Twinings Early Grey beats all other earl grey!

A good standard bagged Assam, but not the best I’ve ever had. This is one of very few teas I strongly prefer with milk.

This is, by and far, my favorite bagged tea. I think it wins points in the unique taste arena, too; I have a hard time describing it! Vaguely citrusy, but sweet at the same time. Refreshing!

It’s an excellent standby if you like to keep bagged tea around for the convenience. It has a bit more of a bergamot kick than usual, which I like in my Earl Grey.

favourite breakfast tea

allways on the lookout for this one, hav’n’t had it in a while … perfect bedtime companion (with milk & sugar)

the “Earl Grey” standard …

All time favourite

Tea time is the time for tea.

There was a character on the TV series Star Trek: The Next Generation who liked to drink Earl Grey tea. I believe it was Captain Picard.

I had this for a British sort of small meal in the afternoon between lunch and supper.

It seems nearly certain that Chris DeBurgh’s saccharine 1986 hit “The Lady in Red” has little if anything to do with this tea, which also has a color in its title.

Somewhat off-topic, but when I was a very young boy, my friends and I wrote a very dirty song relating to G. I. Joe, the title of and lyrics to which were, “Naked Lady Jaye! Naked Lady Jaye!”

This is good summertime drinking for classy ladies and even for humble gentlemen like myself.

Pretty decent for a cup. Pretty average, making it pretty useful as the control when testing against other cups.

Only if I have a cinnamon danish to go with it.

I like this as an iced tea