Lipton

Actually good for a Lipton tea

I used to drink this all the time, but now it’s WAY too sweet for me… although it did a wonderful job of cooling my mouth from buffalo grilled chicken at my best friend’s graduation party Sat. nite.

I drink this when not even bagged tea is available. I just wish it was unsweetened. It’s drinkable and better than no tea, so thumbs up.

A find of my roommates, enjoying with honey and a slice of toast with pumpkin butter. And The Office and knitting.

Feeling the flu bug and can’t find my “I’m sick” feelgood tea (Lipton Orange & Spice). But I found this in the pantry. Pretty good, especially once it cooled down enough to let you get more than a sip at a time. Very subtle fruit flavors balancing a good green tea undertone. This one is a winner for elegance…not an “in your face” fruit tea.

This could have a lot more flavor to it than it does. It’s not the most amazing green, and most of the other flavors seem pretty lost on it.

It smells absolutely delicious—and tastes like it smells! Sweetened with strawberry honey = perfection.

Urgh, tastes like watery Five Alive – isn’t there supposed to be tea in this somewhere??? Unfortunately it was a choice between this and Pepsi so I took the lesser of two evils.

I needed something to warm me up at lunch time, so I got a cup of this at the restaurant (it was a choice between this and ‘orange peacock’ I swear to god that’s what the waitress called it!). I didn’t steep it very long and it came out quite pleasently light with an almost floral, citrusy taste.

Not bad at all for a generic earl grey. I suspect the key thing was the fact that I didn’t steep it very long.

I was going to ice it and mix it with lemonade to make an Arnold Palmer, but then I decided to just drink it hot.

Iced and mixed with lemonade to make an Arnold Palmer

Nice iced.

I really dislike this tea. It has really fake flavor & it is artificially sweet.

You’d think that a black tea flavoured with yummy fruits would work for me, even in teabag form, but ICK!! This tastes sickening. Available in Hungary.

Better than Lipton “house” brand. Nice smooth black.

When I used to drink this I THOUGHT it was good. Since trying real greens I have learned my lesson. This always comes out bitter and grassy no matter how you brew it. If you want to try out green tea do yourself and the tea world a favor and don’t get this one.

This has none of the clarity or subtlety of taste that you’d expect from even a decent green tea. Dreadful.

This makes an acceptable iced tea – not as rich tasting as Luzianne. I also mixed it half and half with Adagio’s Peppermint – very tasty. The lighter flavor of the Lipton’s complements the peppermint well, and makes a very refreshing tea.

This tea is pretty solid, but definitely not the best.

Had this as iced tea a few days ago. Amazing. This needs to be the default iced tea all over Georgia.

I’ve been having a hankering for this. I have it plain and like it a little on the diluted side. Great before bed