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Twinings Peach and Orange combines summer peach sweetness with bright orange citrus over a hibiscus base, with dried fruit pieces and natural flavouring. Naturally sweet, vivid red, and refreshing. A caffeine-free fruit infusion that works exceptionally cold-brewed for iced summer drinking, and one of Twinings' most popular fruit teas because the peach-orange combination has near-universal appeal.
The blend
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Hibiscus flower for colour, body and natural tartness, dried peach pieces, dried orange peel, apple for sweetness and body, rosehip for brightness, and natural peach and orange flavouring. The peach gives the lush summer-fruit character, the orange brightens it, and the hibiscus underpins both.
How it tastes
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A lush peach lead, an orange citrus mid-note, hibiscus tartness on the finish, and natural sweetness throughout. More fragrant and sweeter-leaning than the berry infusions; it tastes like a freshly cut peach with a squeeze of orange. Curator Rating: 4.9/5.
How to brew
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- 1 bag in 200ml just-boiled water.
- Cover the cup; the peach and orange aromatics escape if uncovered.
- Steep 5 to 7 minutes.
- Drink black; honey is fine, but the peach already gives plenty of natural sweetness.
- For iced: cold brew 4 bags in 1 litre of water with orange and peach slices, fridge 6 to 8 hours, serve over ice with mint. Keeps 3 days chilled and travels well in a thermos.
Use cases
- Iced summer drinking; one of the best Twinings cold brews.
- Caffeine-free and naturally sweet, so an easy family option.
- A caffeine-free everyday afternoon cup.
- A picnic thermos drink (3-day fridge life cold-brewed).
- A mocktail base; mix with sparkling water and ice.
- A no-added-sugar alternative to peach soft drinks.
Quick reference: Twinings Peach and Orange
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| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Twinings (UK supermarket fruit-tea range) |
| Type | Fruit infusion, no Camellia sinensis content |
| Ingredients | Hibiscus, apple, peach pieces, orange peel, rosehip, natural flavourings |
| Caffeine | None; caffeine-free |
| Cup character | Sweet peach with citrus orange brightness; deep amber-pink cup, summer-friendly |
| UK availability | Most UK supermarkets, Twinings direct, Amazon |
| UK price | £2.50 to £3.20 for 20 bags (12-16p per cup) |
Why the pairing works
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Peach brings the warm stone-fruit sweetness, orange peel adds citrus brightness and a slight bitter edge that balances it, and hibiscus and apple carry the body and colour. It is a steady Twinings seller for good reason, and it works equally well hot or iced, with iced the summer highlight.
FAQ
Caffeine? None.
Vegan? Yes.
Cold brew? Excellent; particularly suited to iced drinking.
Real fruit? Yes, dried peach and orange peel plus natural flavouring.
A family option? Caffeine-free and naturally sweet, with no added sugar.
Curator's note: Twinings Peach and Orange is one of the most popular UK fruit infusions, universal appeal, naturally sweet, summer friendly. Lee, Teas.co.uk, Tunbridge Wells.
What to buy now
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Buy Twinings Peach and Orange as the everyday peach-led fruit cup. Compare with Twinings Cranberry and Raspberry or Twinings Mango and Strawberry, or Teapigs Super Fruit for whole-fruit pyramid bags. Browse the wider Twinings range.
Fruit-tea reading
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For brand background see the Twinings deep dive; for the category see the fruit tea family guide and the hibiscus tea piece. Related: the Cranberry and Raspberry and Mango and Strawberry reviews.
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The bottom line
Twinings' long-standing peach-and-citrus infusion: a hibiscus-and-apple base with peach and orange peel, a deep amber-pink cup, family-friendly and good hot or iced. Worth keeping as the steady everyday fruit cup, the summer iced base, and an easy non-alcoholic Bellini stand-in. Brew normally hot, or double-strength then chilled for ice.
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