Twinings Camomile, Honey & Vanilla Herbal Tea

Twinings Individually Wrapped Tea Bags, Herbal Tea Blend with Soothing Camomile, and Sweet Honey and Vanilla Flavours, Naturally Caffiene Free Twinings Camomile, Honey & Vanilla Herbal Tea is a soothing caffeine free herbal tea expertly blended with pure camomile and the naturally sweet flavours of honey and vanilla to deliver a smooth tea with a creamy aroma and velvety taste. To brew the perfect cup, steep one tea bag for 5 minutes in boiling water. Herbs have a long history of documented use tracing back to Ancient Egypt, Ancient China and to the beginning of Ayurveda science in India. Herbal teas can be made from any combination of flowers, leaves, seeds, roots, citrus or berry fruits herbs and spices-which is why the number of unique blends available is virtually limitless.

Backed by generations of trusted knowledge and ethical integrity, our Master Blenders are committed to delivering nature’s goodness and ensuring consistent taste and quality by sourcing the world’s finest herbs, fruits, and teas. From traditional teas to functional blends, Twinings encourages consumers to “Drink in Life” by celebrating the small steps that make wellbeing attainable and remain committed to an optimistic life that is well-lived, one sip at a time.

• Packaging may vary - new look with the same great taste and quality! A soothing herbal tea expertly blended with pure camomile and the naturally sweet flavours of honey and vanilla to deliver a smooth tea with a creamy aroma and velvety taste
• Our herbal tea is naturally caffeine free for you to enjoy at any time of day
• To brew the perfect cup of tea, steep one tea bag for 3-5 minutes in boiling water
• Herbal "tea" is not technically tea, because it is not made from the Camellia Sinensis plant. The more appropriate name for an herbal tea is a "tisane" or "infusion."
  
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