Lipton

The colour is pale gold with a slight haziness.
Strong fruity aroma with blueberries and goji in balance, a bit sweetish.
The taste is also sweetish, slightly fruity, with straw notes from low-quality base green tea.
Mediocre tea, not recommended.

Served cold, these bottled teas are very refreshing in the summer. Though I try to limit myself to one a or two a week. The one thing that I do notice (that may be specific to the diet one) is there is something either in the flavor or a carbonation that makes it not very smooth. But it’s still a great drink I’d recommend.

I mean… it was ok. Just ok, nothing really special.

As teas go, this is at best middling. But at worst, it’s also middling. It’s not offensively terrible, it’s not overloaded with weird flavors, and it holds well even if it’s oversteeped, under temperature, or under just plain crappy conditions. It’s… tea. Not great tea, but tea. I’d recommend it over things like Bigelows & Constant Comment.

such a good tea for a great price! i love this one iced but i bet it would be just as delicious hot!

Absolutely delicious warm, and refreshing iced!

Not my usual David’s, but you know what? Still pretty damn good, and affordable. So much vibrant flavour, I love it.

Flat tea. With a sour edge. KInda meh. Better than the super sweetened version with 41g of sugar. I kinda wish they had one with just a bit of sugar and no added citric acid. May 5g sugar? Just something to make it less boring. Especially since all the other flavoured varieties in this series have 41g! This is the only one out of the bunch I can stomach, as the other ones are so sugary that I get super thirsty after, and I can’t taste much of the actual tea so what’s the point? They really need a middle ground. Maybe one day I’ll grab one sweetened version and a bunch of unsweetened bottles so I can find my ideal balance and give it a more accurate review, since I feel like that aspect holds me back from delivering a proper assessment. Would I buy it again, on the run? only if there was no water for purchase available or other suitable alternatives.
Atleast with hot tea I can control the additives and customize to my whims

Better than average, and convenient in a teabag. Nothing majorly special about it, though

Strong malty aroma, slight bergamot notes.
Rich, full, mellow taste, with no bitterness or astringency. The bergamot notes are very subdued.
I wouldn’t call this tea Earl Grey, or even Earl Grey Flavoured, but it’s relatively passable for Lipton.

It’s a good tea for mornings because it’s perky and fruity and also it’s bagged! (Loose leaf teas are far superior imo, but i don’t have time to mess around with them in the morning)! Plus, for the price I think it’s a good deal (I enjoy that you get 20 tea bags for around $5, whereas with other teas you couldn’t even get an ounce for $5!
I drink this when im studying a lot, and I always forget to take out the bag….the more it steeps the better it tastes to me (it gets a little bitter, but I find that refreshing)

A lot of strawberries in aroma, seem rather natural, like a fruit pie. There also fresh, strawy notes of green tea.
And it really tastes like strawberry cupcake, The base green tea is very subtle and mellow, with no bitterness. I usually consider it a flaw, especially evident in big company etas, but here it fits quite well.
Not bad, not bad at all.

Have been drinking this since I was a little girl and plan to continue. Much easier black tea than most.

This has been my go to Tea since I was a little girl. It is still a staple in my tea tin, no matter what else may be in there, you can always find this in there

Best tea ever , refreshing calming soothing tea for every moment of the day miss it so much

Lemon and caramel-like sweetness. Savoury note.

Works pretty well as a hot toddy! Yummy!

I rate generously, but it’s so delicious, I love it so much!!!

Lipton Darjeeling Tea (Chai) comes from the high mountains of Darjeeling, known for its finest tea plantations. Great!!

I encountered this tea by pilfering it from a friends tea stash at work … and I believe this is how many people will come across this tea. It’s not aspirational, and I would not search high and low to find a tea bag.

On first examination of the tea bag the string was glued to the bag meaning I was not able to fully exploit the dipping capabilities boasted by the string and tab. Nonetheless, I plowed on with my expectations low.

The first sniff of the bag yields a pleasant fruity hit but this is not realised on completion of the brew. The tea is soft and round and very inoffensive but I wasn’t transported to a fruity English forest resplendent with a smorgasbord of summer fruits as I had hoped I might be by the packaging.

Despite this it was an agreeable drink and I would go back for another if I had run out of change for a coffee and had already reached my allotted caffeine allowance for the day and other options were slim.

Now I have finished the drink I am getting a slightly dry and astringent aftertaste in my mouth, but not enough to put me off this stalwart of roadside hotels across the land.