Twinings of London Teas Contributed by Richard Lipton on Feb 18th, 2016. License: All Rights Reserved. “London” is set in Sloop though the ‘L’ is not quite right. Source: www.walmart.com License: All Rights Reserved. Source: www.twiningsusa.com License: All Rights Reserved. The packaging for Fujian Chinese Pure White Tea features Present, a calligraphic typeface commonly associated with “Asianness”. It was designed by German graphic artist Friedrich Karl Sallwey in 1974. Source: www.twiningsusa.com License: All Rights Reserved. The Organic line combines Mrs Eaves and Mr Eaves Sans. Typefaces Formats Packaging (1984) Topics Food/Beverage (2558) Tagged withtea (48)modified typeface (1468) Artwork location United States (8310) In Sets Reangthai (Julia Holly) (5) Gill in London (Thiago) (11) 6 Comments on “Twinings of London Teas” Stephen Coles says: Apr 26th, 2016 9:18 pm So I suppose you drink this and not the other brand, eh Mr. Lipton? Richard Lipton says: Apr 27th, 2016 3:15 am It’s only the tip of the iceberg of my family betrayals, Mr. Coles. Nicholas Ansell says: Jul 24th, 2019 5:38 pm Hi, Any indication of what font the new Twinings double Passion Flower Night night tea uses? Florian Hardwig says: Jul 24th, 2019 7:51 pm Hi Nicholas, this one? That would be Berliner Grotesk. Nicholas Ansell says: Jul 25th, 2019 10:34 am Yes that’s the one! It’d been keeping me up all night – I can rest easy now :-) Florian Hardwig says: Jul 25th, 2019 1:29 pm Glad I was able to help! It’s the third time I’ve seen Berliner Grotesk used for packaging design recently. Looks like it has a small comeback in its 107th year. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More Sloop Script in use Oxford American, Issue 722011Tom MartinContributed by Font Bureau Staff Pick Trader Joe’s Reserva Sao Tome ChocolateTrader Joe’sContributed by Richard Lipton 1st Corinthians 13:4–7 art print2012Mike HarpinContributed by Stephen Coles Sponsor More in Food/Beverage Osteriet Hingec. 2016Søby’sContributed by JAF Groupe Roullier2016Didier Saco DesignContributed by Saco Didier Font or Cheese? platePhoto(s) by Frank Grießhammer on Flickr. Paolos2013NINEContributed by Stephen Coles More in Packaging FORTRAN board game1973unknownOrda IndustriesContributed by Stephen Coles Les Arômes de France wines by Edekac. 2019unknownContributed by Andreas Seidel Bronza2023Studio SizeContributed by Studio Size MWAHc. 2017Perrine RousseletContributed by JAF More Fonts In Use Ein seltsames Spiel by Agnes Scherer2023HammerContributed by Out of the Dark Staff Pick Rhythm Machine – Rhythm Machine album art1976James CoxHerschel CaldwellContributed by PampaType Team Staff Pick Tate Etc. issue 49c. 2020Studio ArdGuillaume ChuardDaniel Kang Yoon NørregaardContributed by Yevgeniy Anfalov Staff Pick Corpus2021Chris GautschiHordeContributed by newglyph Staff Pick
6 Comments on “Twinings of London Teas”
So I suppose you drink this and not the other brand, eh Mr. Lipton?
It’s only the tip of the iceberg of my family betrayals, Mr. Coles.
Hi, Any indication of what font the new Twinings double Passion Flower Night night tea uses?
Hi Nicholas, this one? That would be Berliner Grotesk.
Yes that’s the one! It’d been keeping me up all night – I can rest easy now :-)
Glad I was able to help! It’s the third time I’ve seen Berliner Grotesk used for packaging design recently. Looks like it has a small comeback in its 107th year.