The last of the loose black tes in the supermarket. Lipton has always been a well respected brand when it comes to tea. It's loose black tea has a bold yet not overwhelming flavor and smoothness. It works great for both hot and ice tea and also provides a great mixer for Arnold Palmers. It's getting harder and harder to find this product but you will be satisfied when you do!

I drank Lipton exclusively for over 25 years, but had to make a change when you did away with individually wrapped bags. The tea no longer was strong enough and lost its savory flavor. I now by Bromley Estate Tea and its better and less expensive! If you bring back the individually wrapped bags, I might change back. I have tea after every meal.

I am 70 years old and have been drinking Lipton Tea since a teenager. Taste now is weak and flavor varies from purchase to purchase. Tea bags now have to be stored in plastic zip bag as soon as opened to maintain freshness. Notice in my travels Lipton is no longer offered as a selection at hotels as they are not individually wrapped. Have switched to a different brand.

I am a tea drinker. I usually sip.on a cup of hot tea at night as it relaxes me and helps me to unwind. Thie tea is everything i could ask for. There is nothing to onprove on. The tea is very good value for your money. I wouldnbuy thia product again.

A lot of tea, but affordable and worth it for me since I drink at least one cup a day. Your typical black tea flavor, nothing too crazy, but great for your every day caffeine needs. The tea bags are packaged into 25 count portions, not individual. So you can't take one on the go with you, but great for at home.

The so-called "stay-fresh" packaging is ridiculous. At best, only 1 tea bag in each plastic pouch will be fresh because the others in the pack will be unsealed. It's not feasible to put a few bags in your pocket for later in the day. The classic Lipton aroma and taste seems diminished as well. After 45+ years of drinking Lipton, my search for a new tea brand has begun.

The little sleeve around the tea-bag had many functions. It protected the "dust" to get out it kept it hygienic if used in the "office" it protected it from light degradation it was useful to squeeze the bag after what it didn't do was to keep the aroma sealed. The aroma these days seems more like an added "smell" than based on the tea itself, so my impression. It doesn't provide typical Lipton Tea flavor in the cup anymore. In all fairness, tea is a natural product and only advanced mixing allows for a stable taste in each new season. It feels like the leading "tongue" or should I say "nose" of the mixing team is not working for Lipton anymore -- as this would be my personal suspicion. The proof is in the cup. Dear Lipton, thanks for nearly a decade of delivery. It is time to look for a new supplier. No one I'm aware of, me included is happy with the loss of taste and individual wrapping. The twenty at once wrapping is NOT wanted nor appreciated. Perhaps in a few years, I will check again.

Hello Lipton! I love an ice cold glass or three of Lipton Black Tea on a hot afternoon. What happened to the wonderful flavor of your tea? I make iced tea by the gallon. I used to get a perfectly flavored tea using only 10 teabags. Not anymore! It tastes like the strength has been reduced by half. I bought the 100 teabag package. While new packaging is beautiful, it's less than functional. Please bring back the original strength and flavor of Lipton Black Tea. Thank you!

a good basic tea nothing too special about it it’s a good value for a fair price ive purchased multiple times i enjoy the flavor i usuallly just add sugar as a sweetener i would definitely recommend this to people like me who aren’t too specific with the type of tea they drink

I buy the family size tea bags. I use 4 bags for a gallon. I grew up with very sweet and strong tea. Now, I sweeten with Splenda. This tea is higher in price than some others, but I won’t buy anything else. The flavor is excellent. I boil the water, take it off the burner, add 4 tea bags, and then let it steep for at least 20 minutes before I pour it up. I keep pouring bottled water in the pan each time I empty it so that I get all the flavor out of the tea bags. The amount you of Splenda I use is close to 3 1/2 scoops (the scoop I use is a little less than a cup). I refrigerate immediately after making it. We go through a lot of tea here at home. I’m guessing we drink over a gallon a day. I’d recommend this for sure.