All teas are born from the Camellia sinensis plant. Once picked, the leaves are treated to different processes on their way to becoming Black, Oolong, Green or White tea.

On the other hand, Red and Herbal "teas" aren't teas at all, but herbal infusions made from the Rooibos bush, in the case of Red tea, or from fruits, flowers and other plants for Herbal teas.

Black Tea

Black Tea

Black teas, the world's most common variety, are fuller-bodied and have the strongest flavors. Black tea is made by exposing enzymes in the tea leaves to oxygen through a special process that turns the leaves from green to brown. Of the major tea types, black teas undergo the longest process of oxidation.

Chai Tea

Chai Tea

Spicy and rich, Chai is in a class by itself. We expertly blend our finest black tea with the flavors of cinnamon, cardamom cloves and ginger to create a vibrant tea with a warm, soothing aroma and fresh, zesty taste.

Oolong Tea

Oolong Tea

Oolong teas are given the same treatment as black teas, but with a much shorter fermenting time. Oolong teas have a rich, red color and flavors that range from light and fragrant to dark with a taste of toasted caramel.

Organic & Fair Trade Certified Tea

Organic & Fair Trade Certified™ Tea

Hand-selected from the world's finest tea gardens. Made without any artificial ingredients, Twinings Organic and Fair Trade Certified™ teas provide a natural and wholesome tea experience.

Green Tea

Green Tea

Green teas aren't oxidized at all, which lets the tea leaves retain their green color and keep their very delicate flavor. To prevent the freshly picked leaves from oxidizing, green tea leaves are either pan fried or steamed to kill active enzymes in the leaf before rolling. Green tea is naturally rich in antioxidants that may help protect the body from damage caused by free radicals.

Red Tea

White Tea

White tea comes from the tender, young leaves and unopened buds of the tea plant. White tea leaves are picked early and barely processed, which helps them retain their delicate flavor and aroma. White tea contains the highest levels of antioxidants of any tea, and contains very little caffeine.

White Tea

Red Tea

Red "teas", or Rooibos, are herbal infusions made from the leaves of an African red bush. Red tea is naturally caffeine-free and high in antioxidants. The leaves are gently oxidized to produce their distinctive reddish-brown color and pleasantly sweet flavor.

Herbals

Herbals

Herbal "teas" do not come from the Camellia sinensis plant, thus they do not contain tea. They are commonly made from infusions of herbs, spices, fruits, and flowers. They are naturally caffeine-free and low in calories.