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“Sipdown! (37 | 289) This is the only one of the Twinings Cold Infuse sachets that I actually drank plain, steeped in cold water. Nice combination of sweet candy watermelon with red fruity and tart...” Read full tasting note
“Steeped this one cold brewed and deskside on Monday because I needed something cold to drink while I waited for my regular morning cold brew to properly steep in the fridge. I think I compared this...” Read full tasting note
The delicious summery taste from the subtle hint of mouth-wateringly fresh flavours of watermelon and mint is the perfect way to liven up your cold water, wherever you are.
Liven up your water the easy way! Just drop in your bottle and go!
• Sugar free
• No artificial sweeteners
• Contains natural flavours
• Naturally caffeine free
INGREDIENTS
Hibiscus, Rosehips, Beetroot, Orange Peel, Natural Flavours.
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Sipdown! (37 | 289)
This is the only one of the Twinings Cold Infuse sachets that I actually drank plain, steeped in cold water. Nice combination of sweet candy watermelon with red fruity and tart hibiscus and a touch of mint. I also tried it steeped in lemonade, and that was delicious.
Probably won’t repurchase, just because I think I like Adagio’s Watermelon Cooler better, but this is a nice option for a grocery store tisane.
Flavors: Artificial, Candy, Fruity, Hibiscus, Mint, Red Fruits, Sweet, Tart, Watermelon
Steeped this one cold brewed and deskside on Monday because I needed something cold to drink while I waited for my regular morning cold brew to properly steep in the fridge. I think I compared this to Jello with my first tasting? I still sort of stand by that but maybe a little less so. It reminded me more, I think, of strawberry kool-aid? The watermelon is just so light and reeeeaaalllyyyy reads to me more like a berry than a traditional North American watermelon flavouring. The mint is light too, but nice in the finish. It was tasty overall but I think I’m still struggling a little with the titular flavours not super succinctly matching.
