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Twinings Tea Superblend Unwind +Vitamin B12 20bags

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Twinings Tea Superblend Unwind +Vitamin B12 20bags. Strawberry flavoured Herbal Infusion with Camomile, Lemon Balm, Limeflower and added Vitamin B12. Time to take a breath. This sweet-natured blend is the switch-off button you sometimes need. Let the delicate, soothing florals and a cheery note of sweet strawberry be the start of the unwinding process. Vitamin B12 supports normal functioning of the nervous system.

What does it taste like?

Strawberry is the sweet heart of this cup that lingers whilst you unwind. Gentle camomile is blended with lemon balm and fragrant limeflower to add a floral lightness.

Limeflower - From a tree also known as linden, the smell of limeflower is reminiscent of those balmy summer evenings. Breathe in its delicate scent and let your mind drift away.
Lemon Balm - A much-loved herbal friend, lemon balm is part of the mint-family and is traditionally valued for its subtle taste and soft, aromatic qualities.
Camomile - Camomile is a store-cupboard staple that has a pretty daisy-like flower and creates a golden infusion with a slightly sweet, floral taste. the perfect accompaniment to your wind-down ritual.

Part of our Superblends range - Our delicious range of benefit-led green teas and infusions, expertly blended with an added botanical, vitamin or mineral to support your everyday wellbeing.

Ingredients: Lemon Balm (43%), Camomile (18%), Limeflower (13%), Natural Strawberry Flavouring with other Natural Flavourings (12%), Liquorice Root, Beetroot, Vitamin B12, Natural Flavouring.

Weight: 40gr

Country: the United Kingdom

About Twinings: Twinings has held a continuous Royal Warrant from the British monarchy since 1837, when Queen Victoria granted the first. A Warrant goes to suppliers who have served the royal household for at least five years; it is reviewed every five years and can be revoked, so it is a real legal endorsement rather than a marketing line, though the specific cup served at the palace is not made public. It signals long-running supply and prestige more than current cup quality.

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