Twinings Pure Green Tea, Individually Wrapped Bags, 50 Count (Pack Of 6), Caffeinated, Smooth Flavour, Enticing Aroma, Enjoy Hot Or Iced

Twinings Pure Green Tea, Individually Wrapped Bags, 50 Count Pack Of 6, Caffeinated, Smooth Flavour, Enticing Aroma
100% Pure Green Tea: It'S A Classic For A Reason; Take A Breath And A Moment For Yourself To Enjoy The Smooth Fresh Taste Of Soothing Green Tea; Caffeinated, 50 Count, Pack Of 6
Fine Aromatic Tea: Twinings Blends To Perfection The Finest Green Teas With Just The Right Amount Of Flavour, Smooth Taste And Enticing Aroma
Hot Tea: Pour Boiling Water Over Tea Bag, Steep For 2 Minutes, Then Remove And Enjoy!
Iced Tea: Fill Half A Pitcher With Boiling Water, Cool Slightly For A Few Minutes, Steep 4 Tea Bags For 2 Minutes, Remove, Then Add Ice To Desired Strength. Or Use 1 Tea Bag In A Heat-Resistant Glass. Enjoy Immediately!
Product Description Green Tea Is Known For Its Smooth Flavor And Refreshing Taste. Green Teas Are Made From Leaves Of The Camellia Sinensis Plant, The Same Leaves As Black Tea. Green Teas Go Through A Process Where The Leaves Are Heated To Prevent Oxidation While Black Teas Are Oxidized For Additional Color And Flavor. The Result Is A Delicious Tea That Brews To A Light Golden Color And Unique Flavor. Twinings Green Tea Is A Style Called "Sencha", Known For Its Smooth, Mild Characteristics. About The Brand Since 1706, Twinings Has Been At The Forefront Of The Tea Trade. Customers In More Than 100 Countries Enjoy Twinings Products, And Not Just The Popular Traditional Favorites: Twinings Now Includes Products Such As Fruit And Herbal Infusions, Aromatic Teas, And Iced Teas. These Fresh Flavors Reflect A Worldwide Trend Toward A Healthier And More Varied Lifestyle. The New Flavors Are As Successful As The Traditional Ones, Because Twinings Prepares Them Using Skills Acquired Through Three Centuries Of Experience. After Quenching Thirsts For So Many Generations, No One Knows Better Than Twinings How To Deliver A Drink That'S In Perfect Condition. Success In The Competitive Worldwide Tea Market Was Confirmed In 1972 (And Again In 1977) When Twinings Became The First Tea Company To Win A Queen'S Award For Export