I drink a lot of hot tea in the winter and usually brew up a large mug of it with the kettle. I like to let it steep so it's strong but when I tried the Lipton Green Tea bags I was impressed with the "three minute steep" instead of having to let it sit longer than that to let the flavor blossom. This costs a little more than the regular Lipton tea bags but only by about .50 cents; you can usually find coupons for the 100 count boxes and if it is on sale at the time you can save a nice chunk of change. They are individually wrapped with a tag and string but the wrappers are made of paper, not foil, so you aren't getting a lot of flavor protection. I drink this for the taste as well as the antioxidant properties; I usually don't have problems with catching colds or getting the sniffles but as soon as I have a ache or feel a little under the weather I start drinking this for a little extra protection for my immune system. To serve this cold I brew three bags in a large jar and let it come to room temperature before refrigerating it. If you try to quick-cool it there's a good chance that it is going to get cloudy. For a hot tea I use a kettle and boil the water for about three minutes then wait a couple minutes before pouring it over the tea bag. This has a great taste for being a bagged tea but if you are used to drinking loose tea you are going to be able to tell the difference in the taste factor.

AlexFortune

Undisclosed

I needed to start drinking green teas as a healthy substitute to sodas. I purchased the Lipton Green tea figuring that it would suit my needs. I guess I need another flavor added in because it really seemed to be unusually bitter tasting to me. It left my mouth really feeling bitter and an aftertaste.

themance

USA

I grew up drinking this tea because this is what my mother use to drink. I have tried many kinds or green tea by many different companies but nothing tastes like this one does. The flavor is mild without tasting like dirt. That is the biggest thing that bothers me about other types of green tea is that they taste dirty or earthy. This one is great. I put a piece of lemon or a spoon of honey and relax. Read a book or sit on the porch. Great for morning or in the afternoon. I love to make big pans of this tea at a time by boiling ten tea bags in a deep pot of boiling water for about 10 minutes. Then steep the tea bags for about three minutes. I usually drink one cup hot and then put the rest in a pitcher in the fridge so that it will be cold the next day when I want it. Great product at a great price. Not just for drinking either. Green tea is great for your skin especially under your eyes. the small amounts of caffeine will help make the wrinkles and bags less visible.

BeckySue19

USA

Okay, in my opinion, you really have to be a tea drinker in order to like this stuff. I usually like my tea (black) strong and sweet, so this was a bit of a change for me. It's natural stuff loaded with antioxidants - sooo good for you and your body. I liked to add lots of honey and a little bit of lemon juice to my green tea and brew it extra strong. Since then, they came out with Lipton Lemon and Honey Green Tea - what more could I ask for? This product is fairly inexpensive however I prefer to use one tea bag for my one small coffee mug of water. I'm not sure if others brew a larger amount - I just like mine super strong. This product has great flavor by itself, but its also a great base so you can add in anything to make it your own.

stirewalts001

USA

The flavor is good as long as the tea is not steeped for too long. I like that it is rainforest certified. It is not the best green tea I have ever had, but it is not the worst either. A good value for the money.

ekscales

Smyrna, GA

Lipton tea has several varieties of tea. One of the tea brand is Lipton Green tea. It gives freshness and energy. I am a regular customer of Lipton tea prodcuts. And my whole family love this brand. It is not as expensive, but is provides great quality. And i used to make green tea when any of my family members get head ache or stomach problems. I think Lipton is the most branded products among tea prodcuts. I recommend all of u to buy Lipton tea product and feel the difference with other products. I have to say the truth Green tea is the best among teas. I can say Green tea is the original tea. Lipton is a well known name in tea products. And the cost of this tea is reasonable. It is always healthy. Those who are very consious about their health , i recommend them to drink green tea. It helps to reduce weight and it is very healthy to our body. I am a great fan of Green tea and especially Lipton Green Tea

Laalee

Burbank, CA

I started in 2000 drinking lipton green tea. it has kept me flushed and has helped me with my diabetes,it taste real good and you don't have to put sugar in it. Lipton green tea also helps you to also relax, specialy after a hard days work or dealing with kids. so i highly recommend lipton green tea

notyet4u3

Houston, TX

For the past couple of years I have been drinking Lipton Green Tea.  I did not think something other than regular tea would have such a wonderful taste.  I do not need any sugar added to Lipton Green Tea.  I just relax and sit back and enjoy this tea so much.  Where have I been that I did not drink Lipton Green Tea in the past.  I always carry a few tea bags in my pocketbook just in case I go over someone's house for a tea I know I will have my Lipton Green Tea on-hand.

z495503

Danbury, CT

I have been using green tea faithfully for about the last 10 years.  I was not bought up on green tea because it was not something that was used in the 70's, 80, and 90's.  I became aware of green tea probably in the 2000's.  We use it for hot and cold drinks.  My family uses Lipton green tea for everyday use.  We love it.  It is also good for flushing your sustem out if you are constipated.  I cannot drink to much of it becasue it is used a s a diruretic:)  At least we stay flushed.  I do not even buy the regular lipton black tea anymore.

Nean

Indianapolis, IN

**Lipton Green Tea Bags**Although green tea has been available in the Orient for about 5,000 years it seems that we are not aware of its potential for improving our health and vitality. I didn't know about this product either until my parents, who are health conscious, told me they take this along with their regular daily handful of vitamins and supplements. Other than ersatz herb teas, there are only two actual types of tea: **green** and **black**. Both are the same thing except black tea is green tea that was fermented. Green tea is the virgin product. I don't know what the idea of fermentation adds except the darker color but both varieties taste quite similar and a person who likes regular restaurant (black) tea will have no problem adapting to the taste of green tea. You prepare and enjoy green tea in exactly the same way as black tea: one bag per cup, steep, remove bag, and add sugar, cream, or enjoy as is. The additional benefit of green tea is the high concentrations of flavonide antioxidants. Oxidation is the process where oxygen in your system attacks your cells creating free radicals which may be the causes of cancer or other diseases. Oxidation is called rust when you do it to steel and burning when you do it to wood, so it is quite a rigorous process that you want to limit inside your body if possible. The chemical changes things go through during oxidation have various names. In humans it is called "aging." Antioxidants actually counteract the Oxygen, neutralizing it and preventing formation of free radicals. Although many extravagant claims of preventing cancer, heart disease, etc., have been made, of course, the FDA will not recognize them without expensive and prolonged testing. However, if the claims are even partially right, green tea has to be the best (and cheapest) nonprescription medicine you can take to prevent disease and combat aging.I urge you to take a look at **Lipton Green Tea** bags and give them a fair try. They are inexpensive and refreshing and I think you'll like what you see. ****

GeorgeChabot

Conyers, GA