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Always cheap enjoyable British Teas
I always enjoy a cuppa of good cheap British teas like Twinnings ever
so often. It is brew and toss. No fusing around with multiple infusions. Each and every brand stands on its own. Twinnings still comes in tins. This Tower of Babel language version had Chinese instructions. It is the first discounted version packed in England Ive seen since the US plant closed a couple of years ago. Two bucks for a 100g tin shipped from England with raised seal on lid. Where is the profit in that. Its says medium flavor strength which wasnt on the US tins. I enjoy it more than the one made for the American taste. Its always nice to renew acquaintences with old friends. Jim PS Our mega Airport had a coffee shop for many years that served decent enough tea for International travelers. On a recent visit the tea side is gone. It was outside the TSA security area so only travelers arriving locally would see it. |
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