Tea Talk

Whether you’re looking to cosy up, clear the cobwebs, or stay one step ahead, our brand-new range of...

Whether it’s shaken, stirred or simply straight up, this July at Twinings, we wanted to pay our respect...

Get out your favourite mug and pop on the kettle because it’s time to learn about our brand-new...

If you’ve spotted our brand-new Tea Lattes but wondered, ‘How do I make a Tea Latte?’ then here’s...

Capturing the flavours of winter, from lemon and ginger tea to camomile and beyond. As the cooler months...

Looking for a cup that’s high on flavour but low on caffeine? We’ve got decaf and caffeine-free teas...

Lively, sprightly and full of bubbles, it's twists on twists with this sweet-sour sip!Recipe by Twinings. Makes 2 glasses....

Don't get caught in the rain, get caught with this creamy coconnuty concoction, brimming with a fresh lychee...

Traditional meets modern with this salty-sweet tipple teeming with bursts of bergamot and grapefruit.  Recipes by Twinings. Makes...

Perk up our Parisian cuppa, French Earl Grey with this juicy, refreshing mocktail recipe.Recipe by Twinings. Makes one glass. ...

 

Drift into a relaxing afternoon with the scent of warm baked spices filling the kitchen as you prepare...

Make everyday a Sundae with this decadently delish recipe. Layers of gooey caramel, crunchy wafer and scoops of...

Chocolate lovers, unite! We’ve done a twist on the classic Affogato with swirls of spices and a delicious...

Make the Earl Grey you know and love in a brand new way. We’ve given our tried and...

Have you ever wondered where your favourite Twinings tea comes from? Has anyone ever asked if you’d like...

Every Twinings’ tea begins with a Master Blender. In this article, we meet our very own Master Blender,...

Herbs: ancient, mysterious and powerful. In this article, we meet one of our expert herbalists and get an...

When you think of Twinings, you might first think of England. True, the two have been synonymous since...

It’s been said that you’re either a coffee drinker or a tea drinker, and each comes with its...

Embrace the leaves, unbind the strings, Let fragrant vapors take their wings. A medley of hues, a tapestry,...

Sophisticated and distinguished, Earl Grey has been one of the world’s most revered tea blends since Twinings began...

We couldn't imagine a world without green tea. Since 2737 B.C., green tea has enriched humankind with its...

Tea. Teh. Tsaa. However you say it, however you brew it, and wherever you sip it, tea is...

Stop. Take a deep breath. Now, let’s talk about sleep. You might already know that sleep is the...

Stress is an unwelcome visitor – one who always seems to turn up at the worst time. Deadlines,...

We’ve all woken up tired from time to time. A little bit of poor sleep can make us...

Summer. Long, languid days, endless blue skies and (if we’re lucky) holidays by the water. Then there’s the...

You’d be forgiven for thinking that sleep problems are a relatively new phenomenon; that they came about in...

Ginger is one the most famous botanicals in the world. Just about every continent on earth has its...

Avena sativa, smooth by name and smooth by nature, is the common name for the much-loved staple found...

There are over 30 different species of the most commonly used Sambucus nigra elder which is native to Europe, western...

Ginger, the “spice of life”, has been used for over 5000 years in the kitchen and as a...

Nettles grow just about everywhere and have been an extremely important part of our history for millennia. Each...

Known in herbal medicine as an ‘Alterative’ or ‘Depurative’, which basically means it helps to improve detoxification processes...

Mullein is a typical respiratory herb and is traditionally used for productive and dry coughs, catarrh and influenza....

Bilberry is indigenous temperate regions like Europe, and is a rich source of a particular class of antioxidants...

Camomile is a soothing herb inside and out. It has natural sedating properties and so is useful in...

Cardamom is an evergreen, herbaceous perennial that comes from the same family as ginger.   It is Native...

Cinnamon is one of the oldest spices known, first recorded in China in 2700BC and Egypt in 1600BC....

Both the flowering tops and the autumn berries of the Hawthorn tree have been used for millennia as...

One of our most famous Mediterranean herbs, Rosemary is a member of the mint family. It has a...

Skullcap is a herbaceous perineal that belongs to the mint family. It is native to North America and...

Turmeric burst onto the wellbeing scene a few years ago now and has been a major trend in...

Dandelion is native to Europe and Asia and both the roots and leaves are used therapeutically in herbal...

Echinacea is a truly beautiful flower and its name means hedgehog in ancient Greek which refers to the...

Gotu Kola is a small creeping plant found over large areas of Africa, Asia and Australia, to name...

Liquorice has been loved as a sweet treat throughout the ages and commands an important place in the...

Ashwagandha is an adaptogenic herb and considered to be calming in its effects. It is great for relieving...

Lemon balm – sometimes referred to as Melissa, Bee balm or Sweet balm – is a popular member...

Schisandra is considered an adaptogen and is especially good for improving focus and memory. It is rich in...

Star Anise is commonly used as a herbal medicine for colds and flu due to it’s antimicrobial properties...

Frankincense is a natural golden resin that comes from the Boswellia tree, native to Africa and Arabia. The...

Orange blossoms have been used in infusions, topical preparations and cooking since ancient times. In spring the blossoms...

Reishi has long been used for allergies and auto-immune diseases. It has known anti-inflammatory and anti-histamine action, which...

Passion flower is a plant native to South America and was used as herbal medicine both traditionally and...

Linden or lime is not to be confused with the citrus lime which is in an entirely different...