Green Tea, Orange & Lotus Flower 20 Tea Bags
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Lotus flowers are a symbol of the sun. Their beautiful, fragrant petals unfurl each day at the break of dawn to reveal a pure and inner glow. We've blended hints of this delicate flower with a zesty, sun kissed orange flavour and our green tea to create this blend full of sunshine.
How do I drink it?
We suggest brewing this tea for a maximum of 2 minutes, any longer and you may lose the delicate taste. Allow one single tea bag per person, boil the kettle and let it cool slightly before pouring.
Recipe inspiration: Elderflower & Orange Lotus Iced Tea
More About This Product
Our teabags are biodegradable** so pop them in the food waste bin, if you have one. Our cartons are recyclable; our foil wrap can be recycled at larger supermarkets. **Our teabags are certified industrially compostable.
This blend contains all natural flavourings.
This blend is sugar free.
We are working to help improve the quality of life of the communities who grow our teas & herbs. We aim to drive positive change through empowering women, supporting incomes & improving living standards.
Green tea with orange flavour and lotus flowers.
Green Tea, Natural Orange & Tangerine Flavourings (17%), Lotus Flowers** (1%)
**All our herbs are gently steamed, the process is gentle to protect their delicate taste.
Blended and packed in Hampshire
| Typical Values | Per 100ml Brewed Green Tea** |
| Energy | 3 kJ / 1kcal |
| Fat | 0g |
| of which saturates | 0g |
| Carbohydrate | 0g |
| of which sugars | 0g |
| Protein | 0g |
| Salt | 0g |
**Based on a green tea brewed with 200ml water for 2 minutes.
With your support, Twinings helps provide access to clean water for villages across Darjeeling, helps improve mother and baby health in tea growing regions of Yunnan and helps improve health and nutrition in tea communities in Assam.
