Twinings the premium specialty tea brand has launched its Earl Grey Green Tea. After resounding response to its Health & Wellness Range in India, Twinings has introduced its Earl Grey Green Tea, a ...

Its lineup of teas - which come in recyclable tinplate caddies and eco-friendly refill pouches - have rolled out DTC ...

Twinings has backtracked on its decision to stop selling its original blend of Earl Grey after The Mail on Sunday told how drinkers dislike the replacement tea. The 300-year-old company tampered ...

Historians don't know how Earl Grey tea got its name. But one thing's for sure: there really was a historical figure named Earl Grey. British politician Charles Grey, 2nd Earl of Grey, who lived ...

We're pining for our old Twinings: Furious Earl Grey drinkers dismiss new recipe as 'an affront to tea' By ALAN WATKINS Updated: 03:08 EDT, 29 August 2011 ...

The distinctive flavor of Earl Grey comes from bergamot oil. Bergamot is a kind of orange. Twinings recently jazzed up the 180-year-old recipe with some extra citrus flavor.

The blend was created 90 years after Earl Grey tea was first invented, showcasing a dedication to crafting the perfect oil of bergamot-infused blend. ... Twinings Earl Grey Tea 120 Tea Bags.

Named after the Prime Minister of the UK between 1830-1834 and the second Earl Grey, the delicate, ever-so slightly aromatic alternative to a classic English Breakfast tea blend has become ...

Twinings, however, was last night refusing to capitulate, standing by the new version of its 180-year old tea, named after Charles, the second Earl Grey, who was a leading architect of the 1832 ...

A 300-year-old company, Twinings launched the Earl Grey blend in 1831, combining black tea with oil from bergamot oranges. Now, once-devoted customers are defecting to versions made by Taylors of ...

07 October 2004 For millions of tea-drinkers around the world, Twinings and tea are synonymous. For three centuries, Twinings has been at the forefront of the tea trade; influencing tea-drinking ...

Twinings says: "It all started in 1831 with Richard Twining who created this iconic blend at the request of Prime Minister Charles Grey, the Earl Grey at the time. He loved this tea and put his ...