Green Tea, 100 Percent Natural Signature Blend with hint of Jasmine, 100 Count (Pack of 1)

For its convenience and the smooth, refreshing flavor it delivers, I've come to prefer brewing Lipton green tea cold. This is the second time I've bought Lipton green tea, an exclusive 100% natural blend with a hint of jasmine. The package contains 100 tea bags. What I've read is that green tea usually retains its flavor well for two to three infusions. I get the most out of it: I make three; the first offers the most intense flavor, and the others, a more delicate taste. Another detail I researched to enjoy green tea is the best brewing temperature. The brewing temperature is a crucial factor in the quality of your Lipton green tea. For this particular blend, the optimal brewing temperature is 79°C to 85°C (175°F to 185°F), which is cooler than boiling water. This temperature range ensures that the tea's delicate aromatic compounds are preserved, delivering a smooth, refreshing flavor without bitterness. • Using water that is too hot (over 85°C) can make the green tea bitter and destroy its delicate aromatic compounds. Here's a simple way: • Boil the water and let it cool for two to three minutes. Or use a thermometer to check the temperature. • Let it steep for 3 to 5 minutes the first time. This temperature range preserves the tea's natural antioxidants, delivering a smooth, refreshing flavor without bitterness. I prefer the most practical method: I prepare Lipton green tea three times a day with cold water using this method: • I put the Lipton green tea bag in my small cup, add icy water, cover the cup with a napkin for three minutes, shake the bag a few times, and then it's ready to enjoy the smooth and refreshing green tea. Through my experience, I've discovered that cold brewing not only produces a smoother, less bitter tea but also retains all the flavor and health benefits without losing its tannins. This reassures me that I'm getting the most out of my green tea, making it ideal for daily consumption and the warmer months.

I like the way Lipton packages the teabags. I gave up coffee and now brew a pot of green tea every morning in my small 5-cup coffee pot. It comes out good, but I turn off the pot as soon as it's done brewing so the tea isn't overdone. I just warm my next cup in the microwave. I've also used my kettle to heat the water and brewed the bags directly in my cup. No taste difference. Both work well. Compared to other brands, I think this is just as good and a more fair price. I can't tell the difference from the more expensive brands.

We drink a lot of green tea and this is good - not bitter, not... I don't know, it's just good green tea. I doubt we could taste the difference between good and wonderful green tea. I definitely have had cruddy tea, and thankfully Lipton isn't that! These are all tea bags that aren't in individual packets. I just store them in a plastic container. They make a tasty kombucha as well (using a green tea recipe). Note: our box arrived a bit crushed but didn't affect any of the bags.

My wife loves the taste of Lipton Green tea. Also are the health benefits...it's considered to be more beneficial than regular black tea.

It's Lipton Green Tea. It's not the 100% best tea on the market but I'm not a fancy-schmancy kind of guy who snubs good decent tea just because it wasn't picked on the summit of some unpronounceable mountain top by super-enlightened monks chanting mantras of peace and harmony. I am the kind of guy who drink cold-brewed green tea daily and doesn't want to pay high prices for said fancy tea nor stoop and drink dregs from some no-name brand that may/may not end up containing pesticides or whatever else in it. It's Lipton people, it's kind of a standard you can count on. It's decent tea. Get yourself some. I appreciate that I can buy this larger size (100ct) at Amazon because they stopped carrying it at my local grocer. Which, when looking at the vast aisles of carbonated sugar-water, makes me sad. ^*NOTE*^ If you've never tried cold brewed tea then give it a whirl. Take a pitcher, fill it with clean (filtered?) water, set it in the fridge to chill. After it's cold put in desired amount of tea bags (to taste, I use 2 per quart) and place back in fridge to brew for 1-2 hours. Take the bags out and enjoy your tea. Very little tannins/bitterness and all the flavor/healthy goodness!

Awesome green tea~

Green tea is well-known for its numerous health benefits, including its potential to enhance metabolism and provide a rich source of antioxidants. Regular consumption of Lipton Green Tea can be a great addition to a healthy lifestyle, promoting wellness and vitality. In terms of value, Lipton Green Tea is fairly priced, especially considering the quantity. You get 100 tea bags for a reasonable cost, making it a budget-friendly choice for those of us who drink tea regularly.

Yes because I can't get that type of tea anywhere