Twinings Superblends Menopause Cool Moments Peach Herbal Tea infusion with Lemon Balm, Honey Blush & Vitamin B6, 20 Biodegradable Bags

One of the best teas, it's very refreshing and the smell is really good.

Love flavour brewed then cooled for ice teaA nice summer cooling drink instead of squash

One of my favourite fruit tea drinks.

If you love the thought of a fresh, zingy, zesty lemon tea, then this may be just the tea for you. The sharp lemon flavour definitely dominates here and gives this tea a refreshing, invigorating, crisp taste. If you are looking for the sweetness and balance of raspberry, however, you may be disappointed. For me, the raspberry is barely detectable at all and if 'natural raspberry flavouring' weren't named as an ingredient, then I would struggle to pick it out amongst the hibiscus, licorice root and rosehips. I usually like to brew my teas for at least 3 minutes, usually a lot longer, but I find with this tea that any longer than a minute or two and it just becomes too sharp and acidic. All in all, it's not a bad tea at all but it just feels too unbalanced and acidic for me to really enjoy it. For those who like sweetness, then perhaps adding a teaspoon of honey might improve the flavour and balance out that strong, sharp, piercing lemon?

As a tea lover i can say this is one of the best from twinings, tasty tea, smells amazingly.

Good value good taste

Can I say it transported me into a different dimension... No... But can we really expect that of herbal tea... I think not... Not this kind anyway lol.What can we expect... Freshness, tick... A delight to the tastebuds, tick... An excitement that fills my mini flasks inanimate object consciousness with the knowledge that after I have sipped away the last of the receptacle's blessings I will be refilling with this delightful and slightly, but not overwhelmingly, quirky twist on my caffeine replacement therapy, tick, tick, tick.Too much of an insight into my latest legal substance withdrawal... maybe. Okay, it's not an espresso... But of the teas I've had since letting go of my dark addiction this certainly comes close to the kick I've become accustomed to.How much more can you write about tea?I liked it. Buy it, try it, if you don't like it please don't come complaining to me. These things are very subjective. Maybe you didn't put in enough sweetener. Maybe you had it after eating something that overwhelmed your tastebuds. Remember that this is tea. Even if you don't like it, keep it in your cupboard and one of your guests may love it. Unless you are an anti-social type that never serves tea to guests or even ever has company. In that case, it will probably rot in your cupboard for some time... My bet is that you will probably love it though. Unless you don't... In which case write your own review!Who takes this long to write a review about Tea?Me I guess.

Just trying Twinings Peach & Orange Teal Bags, these are medium at best. They are very one-note and overly sweet. You see, it is key that you can indeed taste the peach, but the orange gets a bit lost, so it is not a very balanced overall taste.To me, it was over the top, feeling it would have been much more tastier if there was more of a blend of flavors; instead, it just tasted like sugar-filled peach drink with a hint of orange.