TEA TIME : TWININGS CHERRY BAKEWELL GREEN TEA

I mean, there was no way I was putting this down.

New, consumable, discoveries get me excited in an uncontrollable, unguarded way - so as soon as I saw this, I knew there was no way I was leaving without it. 

Am I the only one that gets enjoyment from meticulously perusing the Tea section of supermarkets?

 I had frequently been tempted by Twinings Caramelised Apple, Salted Caramel, and Gingerbread offerings (especially the first two) but had always resisted - god knows why, maybe it was an innate intuition that something irrefutable was imminent...

I've been trying out different brands of Green Tea for a little while now; inclusive of Twinings, and more presently Tetley and PG Tips and I went through a stage where they started to make me a bit headache-y - and it was beginning to put me off.

After drinking this, and returning to Twinings, without intently trying to sound remotely supercilious, I now think it could be to do with the quality of the tea. I don't know the ins and outs of the tea varying brands are providing but all I can say that when drinking this, I noticed how velvety it was - much like when you drink a good coffee (re: Monmouth's cup of perfection.) 

It was also, might I add, admirably creamy, it actually tasted creamy...how is that even possible Twinings? How?!

Twinings Cherry Bakewell Green Tea - £2.49

It has a beautiful almond scent, reminiscent of the frangipane, with an underlying taste of vanilla; it was smooth, rich, and a real delight to drink - it's also perfectly ideal for stifling that mischievous hankering for cake that can creep up on you uninvitedly.

- TAKE THAT MR.KIPLING.