Lipton Yellow Label Finest Blend Tea Bags 100 tea bags Pack of 2 (2 x 7 ox / 2 x 200 g) review and price compare 2022
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Product overview
| Brand | Lipton |
| Package Information | Bag |
| Flavor | Orange |
| Item Form | Tea Bags |
| Unit Count | 100 Count |
product features
- Our Master Blenders have crafted a delicious blend that includes carefully selected and fresh-pressed tea leaves, capturing as much natural tea taste as possible.
- Lipton Black Tea has real tea leaves specially blended to enjoy hot or iced.
- Enjoy Lipton Black Tea iced as the perfect addition for any of your meals because is naturally tasty and refreshing.
- Don’t just default to the usual, enjoy the superior taste of fresh-brewedLipton tea. It’s the Lipton Difference, so take a sip and let our tea brighten your day.
product description
Flavor Name:Orange | Size:100 Count (Pack of 2)
Lipton Yellow Label Teabags uses a new way to make tea. To lock in as much of the tea taste and aroma as possible, we developed an innovative new process. We press fresh, high quality tea leaves to release their natural essence and we have developed a new blend with this essence. Enjoy a cup of tea with perfect color and taste that reinvigorates you. Shipping weight 14.00 Keywords Search Terms black tea bags Lipton tea bags
product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Package Dimensions : 8.7 x 8.27 x 6.42 inches; 1.52 Pounds
- UPC : 068400563716
- Manufacturer : Unilever
- ASIN : 4639725183
- Country of Origin : United Arab Emirates
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Questions about Lipton Yellow Label Finest Blend Tea Bags 100 tea bags Pack of 2 (2 x 7 ox / 2 x 200 g)
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What are the "Use By" dates?
Answer: 2-9-16
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how do i know the tea is fresh?
Answer: I am sorry, but I do not know how to tell if tea is fresh. I do know that the tea is not moldy or anything and is the best tasting black tea I have come across--a full rich taste without any weird additional flavors (think bergamot or floral notes).
Answer: I have ordered several and never found them to be stale even after months in my cabinet. I don't find an expiration date on the box. You could contact the distributor--Unilever Canada. www.unilever.ca this product is imported from India. You can also call 1-800-457-7095. This info is on the packaging.
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Is each tea bag individually wrapped?
Answer: No, and I wish they were. When I buy them in France or some other European country, they are always individually wrapped. The ones from Amazon seem to be from an Arabic or maybe Indian country and are just bare tea bags.
Answer: Sadly, no they are not individually wrapped. Still, it is the best black tea I have ever tasted.
Answer: No. Tea bags are in a row in the box.
Answer: No it’s a normal style package the box is wrapped and the bags are not
Answer: Yes. And it is the best tea.
Answer: No they are not
Answer: yes it is
Answer: Yes
Q:
Is this plain yellow label tea or orange pekoe?
Answer: I have been drinking Lipton's Yellow Label Tea for over 10 years, generaly 4 to 5 cups a day using tea bags. After brewing for 3 to 5 minutes it appears black before adding Splenda (a sweetener for diabetics) and powdered milk (Coffee-Mate). If it was blended with Orange Pekoe it would have a slight orange colour and flavour. I happen to prefer the black colour and slightly bitter flavour of all black tea.
Answer: Orange pekoe is a type of cut of Black Tea. It is considered the highest quality cut of black tea. There are NO oranges in it. Yellow Label Tea is always Orange Pekoe, which is the preferred cut in Asia. Most American teas are a blend of Orange Pekoe Black Tea and Pekoe Cut Black Tea. This tea is pure Orange Pekoe.
Answer: Yellow Label is just like the regular store brand Lipton's but much milder and without a sour after taste. This is not orange. Good mild black tea. I drink at least one cup a day. Plus I get the bulk for making iced tea in the summer.
Answer: My box says "Black Tea"! There appears to be no consistency shipment to shipment.
Answer: This is the orange pekoe.
Answer: The box says orange pekoe.
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Does anyone know how many mg of caffeine are in each of these k-cups?
Answer: I drink them every night....I sleep...I am hooked!
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why is it so hard to find in the local grocery stores
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Since one has to steep tea for 2-3 minutes how can it be made so fast?
Answer: The best answer lies in the Keurig design. How they do it I don't know, but it's a good cup of tea!
Q:
Does it contain caffeine?
Answer: Here is a list of the ingredients: Green Tea, Chamomile Flowers, Lemon Verbena, Spearmint Leaves, Peppermint Leaves, Rosehips, Orange Peel, Hibiscus Flowers, Lemon Grass, Spices, Orange Juice Concentrate, Orange Pulp, Natural Flavor, Chicory Root, Sunflower Lecithin, Soy Lecithin.
Answer: Yes. I don't think there is a decade version as of yet
Answer: Yes
Answer: Yes, it does.
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The cup says it contains soy?
Answer: I didn't purchase the green tea, I purchased the tea and lemonade.
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Where is it processed/manufactured? formerly from india, recent batch says,"unilever international....leatherhead, surrey"
Answer: Mine is also from India distributed by Unilever Canada. It's usually very good. I can't read the semetic script written on the box.
Answer: I have been drinking Lipton's Yellow Label Tea for many years. I have always understood that the Tea is grown in India. But it could be that the drying, blending, processing and packaging for sale, is done elsewhere. I do not have a box/carton of the tea as purchased before me at present.
Answer: the boxes i have were imported from canada and say "product of india."
Answer: The most recent box that I ordered, which arrived November 14th, is a product of India.
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Has this product (lipton vanilla k-cups) been discontinued ? i love it, but the price has skyrocketed !! anyone know of alternate source?
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Do the keurig cups contain caffeine? If so, what is the caffeine content?
Answer: We bought the tea bags sorry couldn't be more helpful
Q:
looking for lipton natural energy tea 40 ct?
Answer: choose 2 in Quantity you'll get 48. That'll be close
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Morning did anyone else's come in a brown box and not a lipton box concern! thanx.
Answer: I never bought the lemon tea just green tea always comes in a green Lipton box....
Answer:
Answer:
Answer: MINE WAS IN THE NORMAL RETAIL BOX
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Does the unsweetened tea have artificial sweetner
Answer: we purchase green tea and it is not sweetened
Answer: No, it is just plain tea
Answer: Mo. It is totally unsweetened.
Answer: no
Answer: No
Q:
why are you charging so much?
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how do you use these little k-cups?
Answer:
Answer:
Answer: You have to purchase a Keurig or another brand one-cup brewing machine. I own a Keurig and the instructions are easy to follow.
Answer: These K-Cups are made for the Keurig K-Cup machine (NOT the Keurig VUE system). They may not be compatible with other brewing systems. I use mine for hot tea. Super convenient!
Answer: k-cups are the pods used in the "keurig" brand beverage brewers. the brewers, using one k-cup per serving, deliver a single cup/mug/glass of coffee and/or tea. thus, the beverage is always fresh and hot, with no waste from beverage that sits unconsumed, stale and spoiled.
Answer: In Keurig coffee makers. You can buy the coffee maker at any retail outlet store...Walmart, Bergner's, Amazon, etc. they are for one cup. You turn the machine on, pop in a "k-cup", and it filters the water throught it and down into your mug. You can make coffee, hot chocolate, and tea. Very handy, especially in our house where a pot of tea or coffee is a waste. I personally don't like hot tea, but I like fresh tea. I brew it and pour it over ice.
Answer: With a Keirig machine, you put ice in a non glass cup and it brews over the ice.
Answer: I used them in a Keurig coffee maker. I don't like them because they are flavored with vanilla & cararmel. The description didn't say that. I thought they were plain Lipton Tea.
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is this tea similar to one of the tea bag varieties and if so which one? I liked it when I had it at a friends house as it seemed to not need any sug
Answer: Hi, it definitely does not need additional sugar; it was too sweet for me...If you like a sugary flavor, and recognize that this is not a tea bag--meaning it is loose tea that apparently runs through a special device which I didn't have, you might like it... I found it soothing and refreshing, but have not tried anything other than green tea, so can't help you on comparison. If it had been tea bags, I probably would have kept it and drank it as an alternative once in awhile, but I passed it on to somebody who could use it as it was meant to be used...LOL
Answer: It is not exactly like the tea bag version, but very close, and your right you really don't need to add any sugar.
Answer: I have not bought this brand I buy a different brand which is excellent..
Q:
do you have monthly automatic ordering?
Answer: No
Q:
Is there a difference between lipton yi t bags and lipton yellow label tea bags? if so, what?
Answer: I have been drinking Lipton Yellow Label Tea, in bags, for many years. I have known no difference. The tea is packaged in different countries and the outside
Answer: Not sure what lipton yi t bags are.
Answer: Better tea.
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How many grams of sugar are in one K-cup?
Answer: Label on box says 0 grams of sugar. 10 calories on each cup.
Answer: No sugar is listed on the box or K-cup. 0 calories.
Answer: No sugar. The tea is unsweetened.
Answer: 12 grams
Answer: 9 grams.
Answer: I use unsweetened so don’t know the answer.
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Is there 88 k cups or 22 for this price?
Answer: There are 22 in the package I purchased. I don’t recall the price.
Answer: It says 22 on box.
Answer: 22 kcups
Answer: 24
Answer: 24
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how much caffeine in each kcup?
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68 dollars for 1 box? Thats ridiculous!
Answer: I think I was disappointed with this at a lower because it seemed like it was repacked from a warehouse like Costco or overStocked. It was definitely a hustle and quite frankly not that good.
Answer: Absolutely
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Recent order looks & tastes different: no longer yellow label finest blend but yl international blend. tags don't say yl. did yellow labe tea change?
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Why is this tea over 100 dollars????
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Is the Indulge Black Tea K cups from Lipton sweetened? I'm getting conflicting impressions from the reviews
Answer:
Answer:
Answer: Yes. Very artificial taste. Does not taste like regular black tea
Answer: Black tea blended with other natural flavors - Lipton does not state what the 'natural flavors' are.
Answer: Isis not get black tea but mine is sweetened
Answer: no it is not sweetened
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Is the Indulge black tea withe vanilla flavor gluten free?
Answer: Yes
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do the lipton k cups work with the keurig 2.0 ?
Answer: Yes, as long as it has the Keurig sign on it, it will be able to read it.
Answer: Yes. It has an awesome flavor I enjoy.
Answer: I am sorry, I don't know, my purchase was for a friend.
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What happened to the natural energy lipton black tea you used to carry (in tea bags)?
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What is the production date on this batch? The one from 12/2013 leaked tea leaves
Answer: 2-25-2016 is the "Use by" date on the newest package, but I couldn't find a production date. I have never had trouble with the bags leaking. This shipment has Arabic lettering on the box. The boxes I got before this one were from England.
Answer: I don't know the production date but the use by date is 2016 02 25 PE 14:48, thought this might be useful.
Answer: I never look at the production date. I have been using Yellow Label Tea Bags for many years. I have never had leaking bags. The tea quality is always consistent.
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looking for Lipton natural energy tea bags 40 ct?
Answer: Costco
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Is this black tea?
Answer: This "orange pekoe black tea"...the difference is in the processing. The leaves are pressed and the essence added back. You can see the difference when you put the bag in the hot water. The first time I drank the tea I thought some thing was wrong since it clouds the water, but then I tasted it. Had to get some and Amazon came through (again). Not in American grocers. Everyone who has tried loves it...a great tea, in fact have a cup right now. I do use a large cup since it is stronger than the average black tea. Enjoy.
Answer: Yes. It is a black tea.
Answer: Very definitely Lipton Yellow Label is a Black Tea.
Answer: Yes, t is black tea, but better than US lipton tes. Makes great iced ted
Answer: Yes, Orange Pekoe-Black.
Answer: The box says "Orange Pekoe"
Answer: Yes just with a very good flavor.
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Does "pack of 2" mean 2 boxes of 100 each? 200 total?
Answer: Yes
Answer: Yes
Answer: Yes
Answer: Yes
Answer: Yes
Answer: Yes
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Where is it processed/manufactured?
Answer: The box of Lipton Yellow Label Tea, with 100 tea bags of black orange pekoe, I bought through amazon.com, is supplied by Unilever Toronto Canada. It states it is imported and is a product of India.
Answer: I think, India. My box has that info in Arabic. I have been using since i was in Kuwait, over 8 years, getting ready to order more.
Answer: Product of India when purchased from Simplybeautiful
Answer: I'm. It sure exactly but the box I received had Arabic lettering. The Canadian Unilever is good.
Answer: Yes, it is from India, imported to Canada.
Answer: It is a product of India
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Is there only one box in the shipment. Seems expensive to me if it is.
Answer: There was 6 boxes of 12 in one shipping box that made 72.
Answer: 6 boxes total
Answer: I have not ordered the ice tea. Only regular (hot tea) so far.
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What is the sweetener in the Ice Tea Lemonade?
Answer: I ordered the unsweetened ice tea. I just added my own sugar. I bought the raspberry ice tea and it had aspertame,(sorry spelled wrong) in it. Did not state it on the description. I would not trust to buy again. I'll get the unsweetened but that is it. You could send them a message and ask them.
Answer: sugar
Answer: I believe it's Splenda
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Where are the recent batches processed/manufactured? formerly from india, mine from,"unilever canada, product of uae"is not as good as from india
Answer: I don’t have box anymore so cannot answer specifically. It is very good tea, I’ve ordered it twice and will order again
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Does this unsweet tea have caffeine in it?
Answer: The one I ordered is sweet tea, it doesn't say caffeine free.
Answer: i drink the chai tea by lipton which has sugar and caffeine. this will have caffeine though unless the box says decaf on it
Answer: I have to assume that it does since the package doesn't say that the green tea is caffeine free.
Answer: You can get either caffeinated or decaf. It was good!
Answer: I'm not sure if so it has to be a low Breasts because it relaxes me & makes me sleepy I drink it at night
Answer: Yes it does. It is not decaffeinated.
Q:
This says "iced tea". Can you use it for a cup of hot tea, too?
Answer: I know this is an old question, but I drank it hot. I also ran another 10 ounces of water through the same tea to get the 20 ounces I wanted, which also helped balance the tea a little. I like strong tea, and it was strong!!
Answer: It makes 8 ounces of hot tea. It can, in the proper container, be dripped over ice. I brew mine before hand, let it cool, and then add ice for iced tea! If you want to drink it as a hot beverage I see no reason you cannot...!
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Just received the order of lipton tea. it has changed. label & ingredients in arabic. why?
Answer: I have one of those. Same fine product, just labeled for marketing in Arabic-speaking countries.
Answer: This is the same tea.
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can these be used in the Keurig 2.0 system?
Answer: According to Google the pod would fit. I use the bigger Keurig system. But the box says fits Keurig.
Answer: Yes
Answer: Yes
Answer: yes
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could you make a cup of hot tea with these, I use two bags when I make a cup
Answer: Absolutely you could make it hot. I buy Lipton K-Cups, Natural Energy Premium Black Tea. I drink it both hot and cold and like it because it's stronger than most teas.
Answer: yes, it makes a cup and it is plenty strong.
Answer: Yes, that's all I have made with it is hot tea. It's good
Answer: Yes
Q:
What Are The Benefits Of Using This Product?
Answer: Tea contains numerous health benefits.
Answer: The convenience of a Kcup and the tasting good tea is a welcome use!
Q:
Why is this so darn expensive? Talk about about price gouging.
Answer: i don't know. It's really good tea!
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Why is lipton iced tea lemonade expensive?
Q:
How many cups in this order?
Answer: In my most recent order there were 24 K-cups but in the past there were 22.
Answer: This one says 22 count so there are 22 cups each pod is one glass or cup
Answer: With ice, one pod makes 18 oz glass of tea.
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Does this work in a 2.0
Answer: Yes , I use them all the time. Works perfectly.
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Why the incredible increase in cost????
Q:
looking for keurig k-cup chai tea--did lipton quit making it?
Answer: These are available currently.
Product reviews of Lipton Yellow Label Finest Blend Tea Bags 100 tea bags Pack of 2 (2 x 7 ox / 2 x 200 g)
Poya : Bought for the second time and disappointed
i bought this once and it was great, but the second time, something changed, it's not strong like before even if you brew longer, I even tried two tea bags and nothing.
i will not buy again.
i will not buy again.
Lynn Hasson : I love this stuff
Fresh brewed iced tea in seconds--what's not to like?! No calories too as I just add 1 packet of sweetener. Tried the pre-sweetened tea k-cups and they were far too sweet for my taste. I've also found that using the 8-oz cup setting makes the tea a bit strong, so I fill a big plastic tumbler with ice, use the 10-oz setting and then add more ice. Makes a wonderful quart of fresh iced tea. Way better and healthier than diet soda!
For some reason this product is not to be found at my supermarket so I'll have to keep ordering here.
For some reason this product is not to be found at my supermarket so I'll have to keep ordering here.
Paul E. Detzel : Easyk, saves the boil-water step
Tea bags are really already instant, but this saves the step of boiling the water. Of course you can avoid the boil water step by just not putting any k-cup in and using the hot water with a real Lipton tea bag which is what I used to do.
It is very good black Lipton tea, but the only strange thing is the yellow-cake aroma/flavor it has, not disconcerting, just strange.
At first I thought it was the cup I used, but I discarded the first cup, re-washed the cup, and it still had the same aroma. So I asked my spouse and a friend to try a cup, and they had the same opinion.
It is very good black Lipton tea, but the only strange thing is the yellow-cake aroma/flavor it has, not disconcerting, just strange.
At first I thought it was the cup I used, but I discarded the first cup, re-washed the cup, and it still had the same aroma. So I asked my spouse and a friend to try a cup, and they had the same opinion.
Ptskas : Amazon did not wrap or box the Lipton box —- just stuck a label on it.
The product is fine—- the flimsy K-cup box was not wrapped for delivery —- really?
J. D. Litwiller : This stuff is nasty
I wish Lipton had possessed the courage to list the 'natural flavors' used in addition to tea leaves in this product, because I'm convinced at least one of them is dirt. The tea has very little tea flavor at first impression, but then finishes with this sort-of-nasty aftertaste that tastes like... dirt. I will not be buying any more of this stuff. At this point, I may throw away the rest of the box - it's that nasty.
S B : Great Price
Love it comes to the house and that its cheaper than the store
sandra n. : green tea
Great to find in K-cups.
Trig : No flavor at all!
This tea has little or no flavor even when brewed for twice as long as directed. After one week of giving it a try, I just tossed it in the garbage and went back to the regular Lipton tea bags which are individually wrapped and have always tasted great. I suspect that this tea is not really a Lipton brand, but only a cheap knock-off. Don't waste your money on this company's brand and stick to real Lipton tea.
Yeya : Excellent taste
This is the Lipton Tea I had been looking for. I have noticed that the Lipton Tea offered at gatherings such as local theater, library meetings and my job tasted a lot better than the Lipton Tea sold at the local grocery store. I am enjoying this Yellow Label Tea. I bought 2 boxes to give as presents.
Update on 2nd time purchase. This is 100% Black Tea per box ingredients but it tastes better than other black tea bags I have tried. I would like to add that the taste is stronger than other black teas in the American grocery market which might be my reason for preferring this particular black tea. It is made in Indonesia. Very happy with my purchase. Excellent taste. Item arrived one day before expected. Will order again.
Update on 2nd time purchase. This is 100% Black Tea per box ingredients but it tastes better than other black tea bags I have tried. I would like to add that the taste is stronger than other black teas in the American grocery market which might be my reason for preferring this particular black tea. It is made in Indonesia. Very happy with my purchase. Excellent taste. Item arrived one day before expected. Will order again.
Amazon Customer : Best tea I have ever made!!
This is so convenient and delicious. Honestly can’t even tell it comes from a “convenience cup” and not a tea bag. Hot or cold the flavor is spot on! Delicious black tea with just a hint of vanilla (not overwhelming or sweet). Perfection in a cup.
littleredjenn : Different, Unique
I ordered these k-cups on a lightning deal thinking it was just like iced tea brew bags sold by Lipton, since this said unsweetened black tea and I know they're unsweetened black tea. I don't like tea with sweeteners or other fake flavors, so this seemed like a great option for afternoons at work, where it's not practical or desirable to attempt to brew an entire pitcher of tea. My package arrived today and I eagerly brewed a cup over ice later this afternoon. My first sip, I nearly spit it out--I was thinking "blech!" But once I regained my composure, I realized I didn't actually dislike the taste, it just wasn't what I was expecting. I cautiously took another small sip, and....well, I drank the whole thing and I kinda liked it. I can't quite describe this tea's flavor--I don't regularly drink any other hot teas besides green tea, so someone more familiar with black tea varieties may have a more accurate flavor description, but to me, it tasted slightly like chai but nowhere near as intense. As I write this, it dawned on me that it is somewhat reminiscent of the vanilla chai tea at Pei Wei. Yes, that's it! Vanilla but not sweet, chai but not all like "kaPOW! I'm Chai!!" I'm excited to have something different to add to my Keurig repertoire. I do still wish that Lipton would make a k-cup version of their plain ol' iced tea brew, though. Le sigh.
DW in Iowa : So tasty & relaxing!
We love the flavor of this tea. We do add honey & it is so soothing for a relaxing drink. It’s a definite staple in our cupboard now!
Nancy Rydgig : Great Tea Bags
These tea bags make a much more flavorful cup of tea than regular Lipton black tea bags or any other brand. They are not sold in stores in my area. I was first introduced to them when visiting in the Bahamas a number of years ago and have been ordering them ever since.
April M : Lipton is the best
You can’t go wrong with a k-cup tea
Maria in NJ : I was so happy that you carry this beverage.
I love this Ice Tea and I am glad to found it on Amazon because none of the stores near me carry it.
Wayfarer : it leaves me thinking about how much more I'm going to enjoy my properly made afternoon tea at home
I ordered Lipton - Orange Pekoe - Black Tea (in tea bags). What I received was just ordinary black tea, in tea bags. The tea bags themselves, were assembled using metal staples (that's way "old school"). The 100 tea bags in the box were stacked there without the benefit of individual packaging. That means these yellow boxes sat on some dusty shelf in a warehouse... with the flavor just oxidizing away.
As soon as I received my order, I made a cup of tea in hopes that it would be a special cup. It was flat and unremarkable. It probably was thoroughly oxidized.
From time to time, I purchase tea in tea-bags out of expediency. I take a couple packets to work, in my lunch-box. I make it as fast as I can. And, when I grab my mug I'm out the door of the break-room. When I sip it, on the run, it leaves me thinking about how much more I'm going to enjoy my properly made afternoon tea at home.
I well recognize that the best way to serve tea is in a loose tea form without a paper tea-bag. Bleached or treated paper imparts a bit of its own contaminates... adulterating the flavor of the steeped tea. Coffee-lovers likewise understand that one, as well.
In a perfect world, tea should be enjoyed without the use of a metallic tea-infuser. Properly prepared tea is at it's best when one is careful to avoid using any metal instruments. Ceramic spoons are available. They've been used in Asia for years. There are Glass Tea-pots with glass infusers. They are ideal. In properly brewed tea, you want to be able to remove the tea leaves from the steeping water after just a few minuets. More than four minuets over-steeps the tea which brings undesirable undertones and a long lingering peculiar aftertaste to the cup. When one develops a kind of rhythm to making their afternoon tea, one is able to really understand the relaxing nature of a good cup of tea.
My complaint is this... I ordered Lipton "Orange Pekoe". That is a label that declares that the tea is a cut above the generic "Quality No.1".
"Orange Pekoe" simply declares that it is the very best! Without that nomenclature on the package, one doesn't know anything about the true quality of the tea in the box... and, none of us like getting burned on the deal.
As soon as I received my order, I made a cup of tea in hopes that it would be a special cup. It was flat and unremarkable. It probably was thoroughly oxidized.
From time to time, I purchase tea in tea-bags out of expediency. I take a couple packets to work, in my lunch-box. I make it as fast as I can. And, when I grab my mug I'm out the door of the break-room. When I sip it, on the run, it leaves me thinking about how much more I'm going to enjoy my properly made afternoon tea at home.
I well recognize that the best way to serve tea is in a loose tea form without a paper tea-bag. Bleached or treated paper imparts a bit of its own contaminates... adulterating the flavor of the steeped tea. Coffee-lovers likewise understand that one, as well.
In a perfect world, tea should be enjoyed without the use of a metallic tea-infuser. Properly prepared tea is at it's best when one is careful to avoid using any metal instruments. Ceramic spoons are available. They've been used in Asia for years. There are Glass Tea-pots with glass infusers. They are ideal. In properly brewed tea, you want to be able to remove the tea leaves from the steeping water after just a few minuets. More than four minuets over-steeps the tea which brings undesirable undertones and a long lingering peculiar aftertaste to the cup. When one develops a kind of rhythm to making their afternoon tea, one is able to really understand the relaxing nature of a good cup of tea.
My complaint is this... I ordered Lipton "Orange Pekoe". That is a label that declares that the tea is a cut above the generic "Quality No.1".
"Orange Pekoe" simply declares that it is the very best! Without that nomenclature on the package, one doesn't know anything about the true quality of the tea in the box... and, none of us like getting burned on the deal.
Sal : too soft but like it still
too sweet but still love the taste and aroma. hard to find it stores so i ordered it online. will continue using it. obviously very different from south east asian home made chai latte in consistency and less strong but still an okay quick alternative, not too strong, i usually end up stirring in a separate black tea bag if i need extra caffeine kick.
tw7424 : A great tea
We first came across Lipton Yellow Label Tea on a trip to France many years ago. It became a favorite tea when we travel, and we found it from China to Dubai to Europe. We live in a small town and, of course, could not find it on local grocery or tea shop shelves. We always buy boxes of it when we travel, but were delighted to see it for sale on Amazon. The flavor is light and clean.
Kindle Customer : Yes, it is Lipton tea in a K-Cup, but...
Finally, for Lipton tea lovers and Keurig coffee machine owners! There is a Lipton tea k-cup. It is definitely Lipton, but there's a strange, almost vanilla touch to it. It isn't unpleasant, but certainly doesn't taste completely like the Lipton tea from their tea bags. Don't get me wrong, it isn't a complaint, just an observation that I thought was worthy enough to bring to your attention. Some people may prefer to explore other black, English breakfast teas as some taste more "tea-pure."
Sal : too soft but like it still
too sweet but still love the taste and aroma. hard to find it stores so i ordered it online. will continue using it. obviously very different from south east asian home made chai latte in consistency and less strong but still an okay quick alternative, not too strong, i usually end up stirring in a separate black tea bag if i need extra caffeine kick.
Poya : Bought for the second time and disappointed
i bought this once and it was great, but the second time, something changed, it's not strong like before even if you brew longer, I even tried two tea bags and nothing.
i will not buy again.
i will not buy again.
Volcanite : NOT REALLY YELLOW LABEL TEA
Well the box may say Yellow Label Tea but it is definitely not. No unique flavor or taste. Will definitely not order again and will give away what I can.
Jean Dunn : Love Lipton Yellow Label
I am a more a tea person than coffee in the morning. For many years, I drink Rickshaw black tea from Ceylon. Then I discover Lipton Yellow label. Price is right and taste is great! It is not "orange PeKoe". Actually, I don't like "Orange Pekoe". It is English Breakfast tea. You drink it strong with cream and sugar. Goes great with your morning toast, muffins etc.
Cynthia : Tea
Tea over the last few years has been losing it's full flavor. Why I don't know? It beats using tea bags. I love tea.
Wayfarer : it leaves me thinking about how much more I'm going to enjoy my properly made afternoon tea at home
I ordered Lipton - Orange Pekoe - Black Tea (in tea bags). What I received was just ordinary black tea, in tea bags. The tea bags themselves, were assembled using metal staples (that's way "old school"). The 100 tea bags in the box were stacked there without the benefit of individual packaging. That means these yellow boxes sat on some dusty shelf in a warehouse... with the flavor just oxidizing away.
As soon as I received my order, I made a cup of tea in hopes that it would be a special cup. It was flat and unremarkable. It probably was thoroughly oxidized.
From time to time, I purchase tea in tea-bags out of expediency. I take a couple packets to work, in my lunch-box. I make it as fast as I can. And, when I grab my mug I'm out the door of the break-room. When I sip it, on the run, it leaves me thinking about how much more I'm going to enjoy my properly made afternoon tea at home.
I well recognize that the best way to serve tea is in a loose tea form without a paper tea-bag. Bleached or treated paper imparts a bit of its own contaminates... adulterating the flavor of the steeped tea. Coffee-lovers likewise understand that one, as well.
In a perfect world, tea should be enjoyed without the use of a metallic tea-infuser. Properly prepared tea is at it's best when one is careful to avoid using any metal instruments. Ceramic spoons are available. They've been used in Asia for years. There are Glass Tea-pots with glass infusers. They are ideal. In properly brewed tea, you want to be able to remove the tea leaves from the steeping water after just a few minuets. More than four minuets over-steeps the tea which brings undesirable undertones and a long lingering peculiar aftertaste to the cup. When one develops a kind of rhythm to making their afternoon tea, one is able to really understand the relaxing nature of a good cup of tea.
My complaint is this... I ordered Lipton "Orange Pekoe". That is a label that declares that the tea is a cut above the generic "Quality No.1".
"Orange Pekoe" simply declares that it is the very best! Without that nomenclature on the package, one doesn't know anything about the true quality of the tea in the box... and, none of us like getting burned on the deal.
As soon as I received my order, I made a cup of tea in hopes that it would be a special cup. It was flat and unremarkable. It probably was thoroughly oxidized.
From time to time, I purchase tea in tea-bags out of expediency. I take a couple packets to work, in my lunch-box. I make it as fast as I can. And, when I grab my mug I'm out the door of the break-room. When I sip it, on the run, it leaves me thinking about how much more I'm going to enjoy my properly made afternoon tea at home.
I well recognize that the best way to serve tea is in a loose tea form without a paper tea-bag. Bleached or treated paper imparts a bit of its own contaminates... adulterating the flavor of the steeped tea. Coffee-lovers likewise understand that one, as well.
In a perfect world, tea should be enjoyed without the use of a metallic tea-infuser. Properly prepared tea is at it's best when one is careful to avoid using any metal instruments. Ceramic spoons are available. They've been used in Asia for years. There are Glass Tea-pots with glass infusers. They are ideal. In properly brewed tea, you want to be able to remove the tea leaves from the steeping water after just a few minuets. More than four minuets over-steeps the tea which brings undesirable undertones and a long lingering peculiar aftertaste to the cup. When one develops a kind of rhythm to making their afternoon tea, one is able to really understand the relaxing nature of a good cup of tea.
My complaint is this... I ordered Lipton "Orange Pekoe". That is a label that declares that the tea is a cut above the generic "Quality No.1".
"Orange Pekoe" simply declares that it is the very best! Without that nomenclature on the package, one doesn't know anything about the true quality of the tea in the box... and, none of us like getting burned on the deal.
Steve66 : Family favorite
While packaging and labels have changed, this tea is still an all around family favorite. We like that it is available in K-cup packaging too.
Shesays : Wonderful black tea, not bitter, great iced or hot
A great strong black tea. Love the caffeine, I swear it seems like it has more than other brands. I'm surprised at the negative reviews, it states that it is a strong black tea, thus the "Energy" hint, I think it is much better than most other Lipton teas that have weak flavors. This also makes a wonderful iced tea and I get many requests for "another glass please" when serving it to guests.
Cynthia : Tea
Tea over the last few years has been losing it's full flavor. Why I don't know? It beats using tea bags. I love tea.
Steve66 : Family favorite
While packaging and labels have changed, this tea is still an all around family favorite. We like that it is available in K-cup packaging too.
RWHIRN : Doesn't say "Orange Pekoe" but it's still the best tea
Like some other reviewers I have to agree that the package I received does not say "Orange Pekoe" anywhere on it. Now granted, the package I got is printed mostly in Russian. Comes from distributor in Cyprus. I know I have gotten these boxes before, I actually lived in Russia for a few years working on a job and this is where I discovered and came to love Lipton Yellow Label. But I agree with another reviewer who wrote that "all Lipton Yellow Label is Orange Pekoe". I don't believe it tastes any different than the Yellow Label from India that I normally buy at the store. I live in Chicago and in the Indian/Pakistani neighborhoods all the grocery stores sell Yellow Label. I can usually get it for between $3 and $4 a box. So this is a bit more expensive at over $6 a box and I will probably not buy again. However the convenience of free one day shipping made it worthwhile as I was totally out and didn't have a chance to get to "the neighborhood".
But yes, as everybody says, this is THE BEST TEA in the world.
But yes, as everybody says, this is THE BEST TEA in the world.
Andyi : Perfectly brewed iced tea every time
Before this, I was buying the Celestial Seasonings Black Tea Unsweetened Perfect Iced Tea and it was not always perfect as advertised. Sometimes it was underbrewed, sometimes it was too strong or had a strong tannin aftertaste, and you could only brew it for an 8 oz serving. This tea does none of that! Smooth and flavorful, works well in an 8 or 10 ounce brew over ice (making 16 or 20 oz travel cups). I'm now working on my 3rd box and it's consistently wonderful.
Julie Dominguez : Great for a teetotler
I love a good cup of tea now and then. I have used Lipton for years
Audrey O. : The best tea ever!!!!
This tea is the best! I tasted this tea when I traveled back home to Ghana in 2011 to visit! I bought like 10 boxes coming back! Since then I’ve had my sister in-law ship them to me but they got really expensive like $60 to ship them! Luckily I searched it here on amazon and viola I have them for super cheap! Am going to keep buying they taste just the same and even better at a great price! Thank you for making this tea lover happy!
RWHIRN : Doesn't say "Orange Pekoe" but it's still the best tea
Like some other reviewers I have to agree that the package I received does not say "Orange Pekoe" anywhere on it. Now granted, the package I got is printed mostly in Russian. Comes from distributor in Cyprus. I know I have gotten these boxes before, I actually lived in Russia for a few years working on a job and this is where I discovered and came to love Lipton Yellow Label. But I agree with another reviewer who wrote that "all Lipton Yellow Label is Orange Pekoe". I don't believe it tastes any different than the Yellow Label from India that I normally buy at the store. I live in Chicago and in the Indian/Pakistani neighborhoods all the grocery stores sell Yellow Label. I can usually get it for between $3 and $4 a box. So this is a bit more expensive at over $6 a box and I will probably not buy again. However the convenience of free one day shipping made it worthwhile as I was totally out and didn't have a chance to get to "the neighborhood".
But yes, as everybody says, this is THE BEST TEA in the world.
But yes, as everybody says, this is THE BEST TEA in the world.
FD : Tea-Lovers will love Yellow Label
Stronger than "regular" Liptons. Usually we purchased overseas, so I was thrilled to find it on Amazon. If you love Liptons, you'll appreciate this blend.
Yeya : Excellent taste
This is the Lipton Tea I had been looking for. I have noticed that the Lipton Tea offered at gatherings such as local theater, library meetings and my job tasted a lot better than the Lipton Tea sold at the local grocery store. I am enjoying this Yellow Label Tea. I bought 2 boxes to give as presents.
Update on 2nd time purchase. This is 100% Black Tea per box ingredients but it tastes better than other black tea bags I have tried. I would like to add that the taste is stronger than other black teas in the American grocery market which might be my reason for preferring this particular black tea. It is made in Indonesia. Very happy with my purchase. Excellent taste. Item arrived one day before expected. Will order again.
Update on 2nd time purchase. This is 100% Black Tea per box ingredients but it tastes better than other black tea bags I have tried. I would like to add that the taste is stronger than other black teas in the American grocery market which might be my reason for preferring this particular black tea. It is made in Indonesia. Very happy with my purchase. Excellent taste. Item arrived one day before expected. Will order again.
Wandering Traveler : Tea the easy way
So glad I can buy these through Amazon as none of my local stores current carry them. Nice mellow flavor with a touch of sweet. And I reuse tea k-cups for 2 or 3 cups of tea. Not as strong as first cup but still has some taste!
Kindle Customer : Yes, it is Lipton tea in a K-Cup, but...
Finally, for Lipton tea lovers and Keurig coffee machine owners! There is a Lipton tea k-cup. It is definitely Lipton, but there's a strange, almost vanilla touch to it. It isn't unpleasant, but certainly doesn't taste completely like the Lipton tea from their tea bags. Don't get me wrong, it isn't a complaint, just an observation that I thought was worthy enough to bring to your attention. Some people may prefer to explore other black, English breakfast teas as some taste more "tea-pure."
Angel : Great flavor
I've tried all different brands of tea and Lipton by far has the best flavor. What I love about these pods is you get instant ice tea by just putting ice in your glass before make a cup. Fresh and full of flavor!
Amazon Customer : Best tea I have ever made!!
This is so convenient and delicious. Honestly can’t even tell it comes from a “convenience cup” and not a tea bag. Hot or cold the flavor is spot on! Delicious black tea with just a hint of vanilla (not overwhelming or sweet). Perfection in a cup.
Angel : Great flavor
I've tried all different brands of tea and Lipton by far has the best flavor. What I love about these pods is you get instant ice tea by just putting ice in your glass before make a cup. Fresh and full of flavor!
sandra n. : green tea
Great to find in K-cups.
Julie Dominguez : Great for a teetotler
I love a good cup of tea now and then. I have used Lipton for years
Maria in NJ : I was so happy that you carry this beverage.
I love this Ice Tea and I am glad to found it on Amazon because none of the stores near me carry it.
FD : Tea-Lovers will love Yellow Label
Stronger than "regular" Liptons. Usually we purchased overseas, so I was thrilled to find it on Amazon. If you love Liptons, you'll appreciate this blend.
JoelD : Great for Arnold Palmers ...
This is more vibrant flavoring than competition. Even though they can't call product Arnold Palmer, this makes a better Arnold Palmer than the other company. I like it hot as well as cold.
Kindle Customer : Not orange flavored tea and not returnable
We wanted orange flavored tea but this is not orange tea at all. It is written in Arabic on one side and English on the other. It tastes terrible and the worst part is that amazon won't let me return it or refund my money. Don't buy this tea.
Kindle Customer : Yes, it is Lipton tea in a K-Cup, but...
Finally, for Lipton tea lovers and Keurig coffee machine owners! There is a Lipton tea k-cup. It is definitely Lipton, but there's a strange, almost vanilla touch to it. It isn't unpleasant, but certainly doesn't taste completely like the Lipton tea from their tea bags. Don't get me wrong, it isn't a complaint, just an observation that I thought was worthy enough to bring to your attention. Some people may prefer to explore other black, English breakfast teas as some taste more "tea-pure."
Teresa Gibson : Great taste
Husband loves how easy it is to use also loves the taste .
Dr. Kabbashi : Wow, this is outstanding!
Wow, new flavor in the block. This is the real tea that I was looking for. When I received this from Amazon and I drank my first cup I sweat and felt really the effect on my whole body specially my head. It has a direct effects on my way of thinking. I love it! I will never drink any other tea, but this one!
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