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“Don’t judge me, this is another free tea from my school’s health services, and tea help me, I like it. This means that I should probably seek out some peach tea that isn’t just sawdust. Mangosteen...” Read full tasting note
“I entered this with low expectations, a vague hope for some mangosteen flavor in mind, and settled for a pleasant peach flavor with a phantom astringancy to assure me there was some tea in there...” Read full tasting note
“I loved this green. It actually has less antioxidants than the regular green which doesn’t make loads of sense since it’s marketed as superfruit but okayyyy. Anyway, it’s fruity and light and I...” Read full tasting note
“Just a simple green tea with a hint of fruit. Not bad, I quite like the combination of tastes… but it does still have the classic lipton lack of flavor.” Read full tasting note
Lipton knows that a great cup of tea starts with the tea leaves. Our All Natural green tea blend is selected from the freshest high-grown tea leaves and is packed with protective flavonoid antioxidants. And by drinking a cup of Lipton, you’re not just taking care of yourself. We’ve sourced over 80% of this tea from Rainforest Alliance Certified tea estates that meet rigorous criteria for protecting the land and providing better conditions for workers, their families and their communities.
Ingredients
Green Tea, Natural Flavor, Soy Lecithin, Sunflower Lecithin, Peach Juice Solids, Concentrated Mangosteen Juice.
Directions
For a cup of hot green tea: Bring cold water to a boil and pour over tea bag. Brew 1 to 1 1/2 minutes or to desired strength. Remove tea bag; sweeten to taste. For a Quart of iced green tea: Use 4 ta bags. Brew as above, using 4 cups boiling water.
Dammit. Duplicated teas will be the death of me. Copying my tasting note and rating here, and will delete the other one.
Out of all of the “Colour X with…” superfruit green teas that Lipton has, this one is by far my favourite. It does taste peachy, with a little “something else” (mangosteen? Perhaps “artificial mangosteen flavour” since it sure doesn’t taste much like the fruit to me) added in for good measure. What would be so bad about just a peach green tea?! Nothing in my books. Mmm, peach.
As far as bagged tea goes, the quality of this one isn’t all that bad. Sure, I don’t ever expect the best green tea I’ve had in my life when I open a box of Lipton’s, but I don’t ever expect to be disappointed, either. And this one lived up to my mediocre standards, perhaps even surpassed them a bit. Since I like having bagged teas around for the “ADD IT TO CUP OF BOILING HOT WATER OUT OF KETTLE! RUN TO MEETING!!! RUUUUNNNN!!!!” times, I think I might keep it around.
Verdict: would re-buy.
Fruit-flavored teas are easily hit or miss – the fruit being too overpowering or not even recognizable – but the peach and mangosteen in this tea were very delicate and smelled wonderful. When I’m in the mood for a light tea, this is one that I always go to.
