Lipton

This tea is cheap and can be bought in any local supermarket with loads of bags. Doesn’t taste too good, better than Lipton’s green tea, but will not make you come back for more or look forward for the next cup.

Just asked a bag from a friend to taste this tea, it tastes okay, not the best strawberry tea out there. It is too fragrant that it made my office tumbler smelled like strawberries for a few days even after washing. Tasted quite artificial.

A better tasting tea that can be found on the supermarket. I drank it with milk and it smells and tastes perfect.

I just asked from a friend to taste this tea. She gave me a couple of bags, and I understood why… this tea tastes likes grass. I had to put lots of lemon/calamansi to be able to drink this tea.

Can be found on any supermarket and really cheap. I guess you get what you pay for.

What sold me on this tea is what sold me on most teas: I held the box to my nose and lightly squeezed it to smell the aroma seeping out. And this one smelled of yummy desserts. Sold! It’s simple as teas are concerned, but is an excellent dessert tea. I even brewed a couple bags in a cup of water and used it for my oatmeal instead of plain water or milk and it was delightful.

Sweet and pleasant on it’s own, but as the previous reviewer said, add a bit of honey or cane sugar and it’s like a rocketship to flavour country.

I liked this tea but not quite as much as the regular orange pekoe Lipton. My first encounter was on a recent visit to Ghana West Africa. In Kumasi it seems to be the standard tea drink (but I was only there a couple of weeks). It tends to be too strong if steeped the usual time as the regular orange pekoe that I can tell. I liked it enough to bring a box of it back to the US.

This is the first tea I ever drank. Lipton is actually the tea company that got me into drinking hot tea when my boyfriend turned me onto one of their fruity pyramid teas…and it just grew from there.

A very ‘meh’ experience, and not particularly flavorful. Unremarkble, except that it gets bitter very easily and like most green teas, should be steeped only for a short period of time.

Weak and flavorless. I had to steep two teabags to a cup. Disappointing overall. It is, however, not undrinkable. I finished the whole box and it wasn’t unpleasant, but it wasn’t great either.

I bought this because it was cheap. I had to force myself to work my way through the box because it has a really weird taste. Kind of burnt no matter what you do.

Just trying a sample sachet. I usually do not like hibiscus. Its presence here is strong but doesn’t overwhelm and the raspberry comes through. Can’t detect the rosehips (not that it’s gonna make much of a difference). Pleasant enough. Perhaps I might get a box.

As what Adelina said, this has a SOUR finish. V disappointing considering its enticing berry aroma.

Just tryng a sample sachet given to me. This has cardamon and meant for spiced tea lovers.

Very nice, smooth, and light tea.

This is a mediocre moroccan mint tea which tastes like drinking colgate water! Utterly disappointing.

This week, I have been enjoying starting the day with a dessert tea. I enjoy this tea with a little milk and sugar. It brings a smile to my face :)

This is a delicious inexpensive tea. It makes a wonderful tea latte. The tea is not as strong as I like, but the smooth caramel flavor was yummy!

Entirely not bad. I very much enjoyed the smells, but the taste was a little lacking. Oh well.

I’m in hospital, and a fellow patient gave me a bag of this today. a little boring, uninspiring – quite a flat taste of vague citrus and advent-calendar ginger – but not unenjoyable.

I drank nearly a whole bottle of wine myself last night, if not more. Waking up the following morning, I just wanted a plain black tea brewed strong. Not coffee. My parents have a decent collection of mostly bagged teas, most of which are black and flavored. So this was my pick for a standard black tea. Maybe because my stomach wasn’t feeling well and I just needed tea now but this tasted just fine to me and did the trick.

I’m rating it a 50 (drinkable/decent). It’s your basic bagged plain black tea.

Very boring taste, but this seems to be most popular tea. You see this everywhere! Easily gets too bitter. Yuck!