Twinings Prince Of Wales Black Tea

• Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
• Product Dimensions : 8.6 x 6.7 x 5.6 inches; 1.41 ounces
• Item model number : 05323
• Manufacturer : Twinings
• Country of Origin : Poland
• Units : 120 Count
• Brand: Twinings
• Item Form: Teabags
• Flavor: Prince of Wales
• Tea Variety: Black
• Unit Count: 120 Count

• Twinings Prince of Wales Individually Wrapped Black Tea Bags, 20 Count Pack of 6, Velvety Smooth & Mild, Caffeinated Tea
• DELIGHTFULLY SMOOTH: Tea specifically created by Twinings for HRH The Prince of Wales in 1921, who later became King Edward VIII, aromatic blend, mild taste and slightly woody characteristic; Caffeinated, 20 Count, Pack of 6
• MILD STRENGTH CHINESE TEA: Tea from Hunan, Jianged, Anul and Uymman Provinces in China; This smooth, mellow black tea will leave you feeling renewed.
• HOT TEA: Pour boiling water over tea bag, steep for 3-5 minutes, remove and enjoy!
• ICED TEA: Fill half a pitcher with boiling water, steep 4 tea bags for 3 minutes, remove, then add ice to desired strength. Or use 1 tea bag in a heat-resistant glass. Enjoy immediately!

Product Description FRESH FLAVOR: Six boxes of 20 Prince of Wales Tea Bags. An aromatic blend with a light, smooth, and mild taste. Steep for four minutes for the perfect cup of tea. 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.