Twinings Earl Grey Tea K-Cups for Keurig Brewers, 25-Count Box (Pack of 2) |  | Brand: Twinings
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Rating:  26 reviews
Number Of Items: 2
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 12 x 9.3 x 6.9
UPC: 070177262112
EAN: 0070177262112
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| • | Case of two 25-count boxes (total of 50-counts) | | • | Blend of fine black tea, scented with bergamot, a citrus fruit | | • | Consistent well balanced flavours | | • | Twinings sold in more than 100 countries throughout the world |
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Product Description
Since 1706, Twinings of London has been masterfully blending teas to create a special moment with each cup of Earl Grey tea you brew. Now, they've brought all your favorite signature blends into a line of Keurig K-cups, for quick and easy single cup brewing with your Keurig beverage brewing center. Twinings has been blending Earl Grey tea for years. A fine black tea, it is expertly blended with the citrus fruit flavor of bergamot, to deliver an uplifting tea with a unique floral aroma and refreshing taste. Each of the two boxes come packed with 25 K-Cups that can be used with any style or model of Keurig brewing machines.
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 the most "straightforward" of the Earl Grey K-Cup varieties February 1, 2007
o-namae desu (From: the other side of forty)
22 out of 22 found this review helpful
This is my favorite of the currently (1/2007) available K-Cup Earl Grey teas. To calibrate this review to your tastes: (1) I like *tea*, plus this one flavoring, not herbs with a little bit of tea -- I'm even finicky about how much Bergamot gets put in. (2) I prefer Twinings to Stash (in bags, not available in K-Cups) for that very reason. Twinings is sightly less expensive than Gloria Jean's or Celestial Seasonings, and has the "cleanest" taste of the three. If you like a "brighter" or more flowery taste, go for the Celestial Seasonings; or if you like a more "complex" or "spicy" taste, choose the Gloria Jean's.
A Good Cup of Tea March 11, 2007
Elanor (Oak Ridge,TN USA)
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
Twinings Earl Grey is my favorite tea, and I drink it almost daily. I've tried Bigelow, Harrods, etc. and I like Twinings best, either loose or in bags, so I know exactly what this tea is supposed to taste like. I was a bit concerned that the K-cups would disappoint, but I was pleasantly surprised. I tried the 3 smallest brew sizes before I found a trick that works for me. I double-brew one K-cup on the smallest setting. By this I mean that I run the water through 1 K-cup twice, both times on the smallest size which makes a large cup that for me is about the right strength and flavor. When you factor in the convenience and speed of using the Keurig, this makes getting a good cup of tea a breeze.
Good to the last sip February 8, 2010
L. A. Masters
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I love this tea. I have found that the Keurig machine brews a much stronger tea. This machine combined with the Earl Grey equals a satisfying morning wake-me-up. One of the reasons I like this tea is because I drink my tea with cream and sugar, but I still like to be able to taste my tea. Earl Grey is one of the only teas (Her Majesty's Blend another) that can hold up to a little cream and sugar and still come through.
Great Earl Grey, Now Available for Your Keurig Brewer! November 19, 2009
Javier Miranda (Georgia, USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Earl Grey has been one of my favorite teas since the first time I tried it (roughly 2 years ago). I like the taste of bergamot, though I can understand how some might find it strange or overpowering. This product was, to me and contrary to the opinion of others, just right in terms of strength. I always use the lowest water setting on my brewer and am able to clearly taste the tea with no trouble and without feeling as though it should be diluted. Of course, I should clarify that I drink my tea like my coffee (that is black with no sugar). As a result, the tea may be too dilute when mixed with milk, but I can't say I've tried it that way. I also haven't found it to leave "tea dust" behind, like another reviewer claimed, but that could be due to luck on my part or bad luck on that person's. If you're looking for a delicious earl grey tea for your Keurig brewer, look no further.
my family's fav earl grey December 8, 2009
Yikes! (Culver City, CA USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
My mother (of English ancestry) finds this to be the best Earl Grey for K-Cups but a bit strong at first. My husbands, who is a big tea drinker and loves a lot of bergamont flavor also rates this as his favorite k-cup earl grey. My mother has purchased Twinings loose earl grey tea (in the tin) for decades and is used to a weaker cup of tea and finds the 2nd (and 3rd) use of the k-cup to be more to her liking.
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