Lipton Black Tea

Great tea bags for making iced tea. I actually have a two liter jar I use to make great tea. I use two of the tea bags and about a tablespoon of loose black tea (the Vietnam wild/mountain tea sold here) in a loose tea type bag and let is brew overnight slowly in the refrigerator. Or, I put it in the sun for three or four hours if I am in a hurry. I don't like the tea sweetened and it really tastes great. I just add a couple of lime slices to the container. Much better flavor and less expensive than buying tea from our local food store.

Love my Lipton tea!

I love the family size Lipton tea bags they are perfect for a big family however they have been really hard to find in the stores lately so I was really happy to find them here. For some reason I do not like the taste of the gallon size bags, and the smaller bags you have to use too many to make two phichers of sweet tea

Great tea!

I like iced tea and am used to making it the old fashioned way - boil lots of water, steep a bunch of teabags in it and refrigerate for a long time.This product aims to shorten the process by extreme boiling a small amount of water and intensive steeping for a few minutes, which produces super strong tea which you then dilute with cold water. It works really well and gives you cool tea in a relatively short time, much easier than the old fashioned way. The tea is fine, nothing gancy, just plain old zero calorie iced tea which is what I want.The instructions on the box are kind of confusing, I have wound up just using 2 or 3 bags in about a quart, maybe a bit more of boiling water and then filling up a gallon ptcher, I get nice strong iced tea.Be careful, the bags are fragile and will break open easily in the hot water, and the longer you steep the more breakable they get which woll lead to tea particles in the bottem of your pitcher.Overall though, I like them.

This is my favorite tea, in my favorite sized bags (family-size).The only reason I didn't give it five stars is because the tea bags are not individually wrapped (which I prefer), which means the box contains a lot of black tea powder that has sifted through the mesh bags.

Use to buy at Walmart but not always in stock. Great to find it at Amazon.

I've tried other brands and keep coming back to the taste of this one.