I've been drinking Lipton tea forever, and it has a crisp tea taste, always smooth. I saw all the bad reviews of the new packaging..I bought it today in the 20 pack new packaging, I think it looks elegant, and I love it. I hope you'll continue to offer it in this new packaging..Thanks very much.

I like liston black tea since it has a nice strong black tea flavor. I like chilling it with sugar on a summer day or have it warm in a mug during a chilly night. I a good value. I found each tea bag to give a strong robust taste. I tend to keep my tea bags in the mug for 10 minutes to ensure the flavor.

Thank you for eliminating the paper wrappers. I drink iced tea year round, probably a gallon every two days, and hated all the trash (recyclable as it was) that the seven tea bags produced. 55 years of drinking iced tea and Lipton is my only brand.

Flavor is always good what I like about Lipton is that it never gives me a stomachache and it’s never too tart and it never has that dry mouth feeling. The aroma is exactly what you want from tea the packaging is always easy to open the brewing. pause process is exactly what you would expect for tea

Just bought a new box of 100 teabags. I was surprised at the new packaging. I like to leave some teabags out on my microwave stand so I can grab them easily in the morning. Now they are subject to dirt and dust. The individually wrapped bags are so much better. And also what happened to the taste. It is not as strong as it used to be. Please change everything back the way it was or else I'll have to switch to something else.

This is the best black tea I have tried and I buy it often. It is a great price and a great flavor. I use it often to make my southern sweet tea. I like that you can buy family size versions of the tea bags for larger quantities. It is high quality for sure

Lipton Tea is my tea of choice and I drink a lot of it. The new packaging in my opinion is a big mistake. The tea doesn't seem to stay as fresh, seems kind of unsanitary and now it is no longer easy to take a couple of tea bags along with me. Most importantly my favorite spot to stop and get a cup of tea at work no longer has Lipton tea "because there is no paper cover". Please rethink this.

Once you open the foil sleeve (always rips) then the hole in the box top allows air to circulate and soon you have stale tea. I haven't noticed a drastic change in the taste - except from the stale tea! I notice that most of the comments say "you can still buy the old packaging at you club store". Yes I belong to a club store - but why would I drive 10 miles or more for your tea? I'll just switch brands.

Lipton 100% natural black tea bags are packaged nicely in a beautiful foil wrap which seems to keep the tea bags fresh, however, there is a flaw in the actual Lipton label on the tea bag. It appears as if the ink on the Lipton label actual flakes off when wet. This is a problem if you are used to just throwing your tea bags in a larger pitcher for sun tea. Continue to love the flavor of the tea, but please address this issue.

We have been buying lipton individually wrapped tea bags since we got married 30yr ago. We both grew uponli pton tea. I just opened my first 100ct box of your black tea packaged in the little foil wrappers. The way my Mom made sweet iced tea, the way my wife's Mom made sweet iced tea, is the same way we make sweet iced tea. From Ohio to TX to HI to Thailand to AL to Laos, Australia, to Mexico. We always buy Lipton, and when possible, in the box with the 100ct individually wrapped tea bags. This new box (bar code 0 412870 8) is a really bad idea. We normally move the bags from the original box to an airtight Rubbermaid container to keep them fresh but accessible since the cardboard box is easily damaged and not airtight. I opened the new box and saw the new packaging but when I opened the foil packs the bag are now completely exposed. This idea was just stupid and there is no other way to say it. Am I now supposed to use the entire sleeve of tea bags at one time? Maybe that is how your marketing people designed the packaging. The open sleeve of tea bags are easier to damage, are now more prone to moisture, and the tea will weaken faster than it would if the bags were wrapped individually as they have been in the 54 years that I have been alive. This means that we will have to buy more tea to replace the tea that has gone bad. Wow! What a great way to do business. Take a product that has a 100 year old proven track record and a worldwide dedicated following in over 110 countries and repackage it in shiny foil wrappers it so it will go bad faster so the loyal customers will be forced to buy more. That is a great way to do business. Create a shorter life expectancy for your product so you can sell more. I am making some iced tea now and have not yet tasted the new tea but it already has a weaker smell. It does not smell like the tea I bought last time. Either you changed the mix or the new foil wrapper has disturbed the tea flavor. If the tea tastes bad then I will take it back to Publics and get another brand. If your company will not stay loyal then why should I? I walked into a village located in the middle of now where somewhere in Laos. They did not have electricity for more than a couple hours a day. The lady at the outside eatery came over and all I said was “Lipton” and she brought me some steaming hot water, a stick of sugar cane, and an individually wrapped Lipton tea bag. We did not speak the same language but we both knew what Lipton stood for. You should fire your engineer/designer and the marketing director who backed them on the new packaging.