Lipton

While this tea may be the poster child for meh bagged tea, it is very versatile. This tea goes with almost anything: milk, cream, honey, lemon, sugar….anything. It is still my preferred tea for making a quick chai or southern-style sweet tea.

There’s a reason why it’s free at hotels, I guess. It’s pretty drinkable if you line your cup with honey, put the hot water directly onto two bags so that it hits as it’s being poured, steep until it’s dark enough, take one out, and put in a good bit of milk. Makeshift Asian milk tea when your resources are low.

Well tea i would drink 1 cup of day and i love it with milk :) !!

Its reall good tea :)
I suggest to everyone who loves Lipton !! :D

Good Green tea :) !

I dont like it a lot i would prefer Tetley or Dilmah black tea.

Its great tea with a good black tea taste I like it !

Started off the day with this combined with stash mint…very nice!

Arrrr I be navigatin the morning on a cup of the Black Pearl. A nice black tea at nice price good flavor not to much after taste. Thats where I found me treasure this fine morning.

Switching it up this afternoon, and this hit the spot. Call me crazy but everytime I drink this tea I feel like I’m drinking a fruited pale ale. Except I’m ok to drive. The body of this tea reminds me of an ale and that’s not a bad thing. I’m not usually a fan of white teas but this is decent.

second steep not bad…for some reason it has the same aroma as the bavarian berry on it’s second steep…very nice!

I just got a box of this ar Target for 2 dollars…I will say I am pleasantly surprised. My first experience with lipton’s white mango peach was not great. I like the hints of blueberry this tea has…reminds me of some of the blueberry pale ales that I have sampled. I love darker stout and porter beers and like the change of a fruited pale every now and again Something different…something economical…and tasty.

You know I’ve been sipping this a lot at the station and I have found it to be quite enjoyable. I would buy this and drink on a regular basis. Bumping it up a bit.

Nice aroma in the bag. After it’s brewed….still nice aroma but I really didn’t taste a whole lot of flavor. The body of the tea was fairly heavy for a green tea. It’s decent. It was a gift so not much to complain about.

Yeah it’s just ok.

Not bad decent green tea and the orange added a nice touch

So I brought this to work with me. We bought a box and my wife decided she was not a fan. I’m giving it another chance. Now that I am overcoming my aversion to white because I think it was operator error. The dry leaf is not terrible in aroma. Steeped it for a minute. It’s a little bit better this time however the lemongrass seems to rule supreme of this cup. So I guess I’m going from blech to meh on this one. Still not as tasty as the blueberry pomegranate white from Lipton.

I don’t if I got a bad box of this but blech! The aroma wasn’t bad but there was no flavor. I had to put sugar in to get any peach flavor or lemongrass. I just am not impressed with this. Lipton’s bagged teas have more flavor than this

Picked this up from an overseas hotel room – interested because I like elderblossom flavoring. Also called linden in German and tilleul in French. It steeps up to a light greenish-yellow liquor, with a mild herbal/slightly sweet and citrusy aroma. The flavor is gently musky and just a little naturally sweet – overall, very relaxing.

Kind of bland. Steeped it for five minutes and it didn’t get any stronger. Not bad, but not really worth drinking, either.

I’m at my fiancé’s place and starting off the day with this tea. I was very surprised with this tea. It has a very tasty berry flavor. The aroma is almost like cobbler. I love that you can get multiple steeps out of this. Well done Lipton!

Desperately in need of sunshine in a cup, since it’s not in the sky. This helps. Got to chatting and left it in a bit too long, so the white tea went a little bitter, but it’s still a good, inexpensive tropical option.