Twinings Pure Green Tea

Twinings Pure Green Tea costs ৳698 in Bangladesh. It is in stock and ships cash on delivery nationwide from Shampoo BD.

How can I be sure this pack has not been refilled or relabelled in Bangladesh?

When you receive your Twinings Pure Green Tea, look closely at the box seal itself—the outer wrapping should show no signs of having been opened, and the adhesive should feel crisp and intact rather than re-glued or softened. A genuine UK-imported pack arrives with the manufacturer's original shrink wrap running continuously around the sides, and the box edges will have sharp, clean folds from the factory rather than the slightly rounded or worn appearance that comes from repacking. Our own import desk brings these packs through verified channels, meaning they travel sealed from the UK warehouse directly to our facility, where we store them in their original condition and send them to you without any handling that would compromise the seal.

Check also for any inconsistency in printing quality, colour registration, or font sharpness across the box—refilled packs sometimes show blurrier text or misaligned graphics where labels have been replaced or the box has been printed over. The batch code and date printed on the back should be sharp and clearly legible, not faded or uneven, and the code itself should match the manufacturing standards Twinings uses at their UK facilities, which tend to be precisely formatted with consistent spacing.

What is the correct way to brew Twinings Pure Green Tea, and how much should I use?

For this tea, you will want to use one tea bag per cup of water heated to around 70–80 degrees Celsius, which means hot water that has been left to cool for a minute or two after boiling rather than water at a rolling boil, since green tea brews best in gentler heat that prevents the leaves from becoming too bitter or losing their delicate flavour. Steep the bag for 2–3 minutes, depending on how strong you like your tea, and remember that the longer it sits in the cup, the stronger and slightly more astringent the flavour will become, so if you prefer a milder cup, remove the bag sooner and taste as you go.

This tea works beautifully on its own with no additions, allowing you to experience the clean, natural taste that Twinings is known for, though many Bangladeshi households also enjoy it with a touch of honey, lemon, or milk if they prefer a creamier texture. The pack instructions will guide you on any specific brewing preferences the manufacturer recommends, and following those steps ensures you get the best flavour from each bag.

What should I expect when I drink green tea for the first time?

If you have not drunk green tea before, you may find it tastes quite different from black tea—it is lighter, more delicate, and carries grassy or slightly vegetal notes rather than the deeper, roasted character of black tea, which can feel like a pleasant surprise to some drinkers and take a moment for others to adjust to. This is completely normal and reflects the way green tea leaves are processed to retain their fresh, unoxidised flavour, and most first-time drinkers discover they enjoy it more with each cup as their palate becomes familiar with the taste profile.

You might also notice that green tea contains less caffeine than black tea or coffee, so if you are used to a strong morning boost, you may want to enjoy this as an afternoon or evening brew when a gentler lift feels more suitable. Some people experience a slight appetite suppressant effect or a mild energised feeling about 20–30 minutes after drinking, which is normal and fades as your body adjusts to the tea, and this varies greatly from person to person based on your usual caffeine intake and individual sensitivity.

Who should avoid drinking this tea, or take care when doing so?

If you are pregnant, nursing, or have been advised by a healthcare provider to limit caffeine intake for any reason, you should check with your doctor or a health worker before adding green tea to your routine, since it does contain caffeine and they will want to know your overall daily intake. Similarly, if you are taking certain medications, particularly blood thinners or specific heart medications, the compounds in green tea can interact with those medications, so a quick conversation with your pharmacist or doctor will confirm whether this tea is right for you in your particular situation.

People with iron-deficiency anaemia should be aware that green tea contains tannins, which can affect how your body absorbs iron from food, so if you are managing anaemia or taking iron supplements, spacing out your tea consumption away from meals and supplements will help you get the most benefit from your treatment. If you have a sensitive stomach or experience heartburn easily, drinking green tea on an empty stomach might cause discomfort, so having a light snack first can make the experience more pleasant.

How long will it take to receive my order, and can I pay when it arrives?

Orders placed within Dhaka are typically dispatched and arrive at your door within one to two working days, while parcels going to other parts of Bangladesh generally take two to four working days depending on your location and the courier network, and you will receive a tracking reference so you can monitor your package's journey. Cash on delivery is available on eligible orders, meaning the courier will wait at your door while you inspect the pack, confirm it matches what you ordered, and verify the seal and expiry date before you hand over payment, so you never pay for something you have not seen and approved.

The price shown on this page is the final price you will pay—there are no hidden charges or delivery surprises added at checkout, and once your order is placed, you can reach out to us if you need to confirm anything about the pack size, expiry window, or exact delivery timeframe for your address. Our team can provide those details quickly and put your mind at ease before the parcel arrives.

How should I store this tea once I have opened the pack?

After you open the box, transfer any unused tea bags into an airtight container or resealable pouch, since green tea is sensitive to air, light, and strong odours and will lose its flavour quickly if left exposed in the original open box sitting on a kitchen shelf or near spices, condiments, or other aromatic foods. A small glass jar with a tight-fitting lid, or even a clean plastic container with a snap-shut cover, works well and keeps the tea fresh and fragrant for weeks after you first open the pack, and you should keep this container in a cool, dry cupboard away from direct sunlight.

Temperature matters as well—avoid storing tea above the stove or near a heat source, since warmth speeds up the oxidation of the leaves and weakens the flavour, and a pantry or kitchen cupboard away from cooking areas will preserve the tea's character much longer than a damp or humid space. Every pack we send arrives with a best-before date printed clearly on the box, and that date represents how long the tea will maintain its intended flavour and quality when stored properly, so check the date when your parcel arrives and note it so you can enjoy your tea while it is at its best.

• Sealed original UK retail packaging with no signs of refilling or relabelling
• Brews best in water heated to 70–80°C, one bag per cup, steep for 2–3 minutes
• Lighter, more delicate flavour than black tea with natural grassy notes
• Store in airtight containers away from strong odours and heat to preserve freshness
• Imported directly through verified channels and kept sealed until dispatch