Lipton Yellow Label Tea International Blend 100 Tea Bags

My family loves this tea with Armenian breakfast. Only needs to steep for a few seconds and it's amazing!

I use this to make Hong Kong style lemon ice tea. I love it.

Bought this as I saw an ad once that this was Lipton's top of the line tea. Has very nice flavor but I personally cannot taste the difference from the regular tea. If you have the buds to distinguish flavors this may be the tea for you.

Like some other reviewers I have to agree that the package I received does not say "Orange Pekoe" anywhere on it. Now granted, the package I got is printed mostly in Russian. Comes from distributor in Cyprus. I know I have gotten these boxes before, I actually lived in Russia for a few years working on a job and this is where I discovered and came to love Lipton Yellow Label. But I agree with another reviewer who wrote that "all Lipton Yellow Label is Orange Pekoe". I don't believe it tastes any different than the Yellow Label from India that I normally buy at the store. I live in Chicago and in the Indian/Pakistani neighborhoods all the grocery stores sell Yellow Label. I can usually get it for between $3 and $4 a box. So this is a bit more expensive at over $6 a box and I will probably not buy again. However the convenience of free one day shipping made it worthwhile as I was totally out and didn't have a chance to get to "the neighborhood".But yes, as everybody says, this is THE BEST TEA in the world.

I ordered Lipton - Orange Pekoe - Black Tea (in tea bags). What I received was just ordinary black tea, in tea bags. The tea bags themselves, were assembled using metal staples (that's way "old school"). The 100 tea bags in the box were stacked there without the benefit of individual packaging. That means these yellow boxes sat on some dusty shelf in a warehouse... with the flavor just oxidizing away.As soon as I received my order, I made a cup of tea in hopes that it would be a special cup. It was flat and unremarkable. It probably was thoroughly oxidized.From time to time, I purchase tea in tea-bags out of expediency. I take a couple packets to work, in my lunch-box. I make it as fast as I can. And, when I grab my mug I'm out the door of the break-room. When I sip it, on the run, it leaves me thinking about how much more I'm going to enjoy my properly made afternoon tea at home.I well recognize that the best way to serve tea is in a loose tea form without a paper tea-bag. Bleached or treated paper imparts a bit of its own contaminates... adulterating the flavor of the steeped tea. Coffee-lovers likewise understand that one, as well.In a perfect world, tea should be enjoyed without the use of a metallic tea-infuser. Properly prepared tea is at it's best when one is careful to avoid using any metal instruments. Ceramic spoons are available. They've been used in Asia for years. There are Glass Tea-pots with glass infusers. They are ideal. In properly brewed tea, you want to be able to remove the tea leaves from the steeping water after just a few minuets. More than four minuets over-steeps the tea which brings undesirable undertones and a long lingering peculiar aftertaste to the cup. When one develops a kind of rhythm to making their afternoon tea, one is able to really understand the relaxing nature of a good cup of tea.My complaint is this... I ordered Lipton "Orange Pekoe". That is a label that declares that the tea is a cut above the generic "Quality No.1". "Orange Pekoe" simply declares that it is the very best! Without that nomenclature on the package, one doesn't know anything about the true quality of the tea in the box... and, none of us like getting burned on the deal.

This is the Lipton Tea I had been looking for. I have noticed that the Lipton Tea offered at gatherings such as local theater, library meetings and my job tasted a lot better than the Lipton Tea sold at the local grocery store. I am enjoying this Yellow Label Tea. I bought 2 boxes to give as presents.Update on 2nd time purchase. This is 100% Black Tea per box ingredients but it tastes better than other black tea bags I have tried. I would like to add that the taste is stronger than other black teas in the American grocery market which might be my reason for preferring this particular black tea. It is made in Indonesia. Very happy with my purchase. Excellent taste. Item arrived one day before expected. Will order again.

Well I bought this tea after being in Malaysia for several months, mostly to try making teh tarik without using loose tea as we did several times. I failed with regular Lipton black tea, thought the difference must be because of Yellow label. That turned out to be wrong, the problem is the condensed milk which is clearly different in Malaysia than what I've been able to get in the U.S.I would say the taste is marginally different than regular Lipton black tea, if you had me do a blind taste test I'm not convinced I would be able to know which I was drinking with a reliable success rate.I ordered 4 boxes and the packaging was sealed well, but it has this unmistakable dust-like taste that is ruining the tea.Edit: I've gone through 2 boxes and only the first had the dusty taste. The others are fine, and pretty much taste the same as regular Lipton black tea

I've been buying this for decades. Now they got rid of that stupid bag, so I can start filing my sun tea jug, grab three of these, unravel the string/label and drop 'em in the gallon of water, and out we go into the sun! A few hours and I have great tea. I fill my big cup with 1/3 ice, pour in some tea and I'm a happy camper!

Supplied different item. Supplied Nature Yellow Label and I do not like the taste of this one. Every thing written in the packet is not in English, but with an unknown language. So cannot read and understand the difference. Only I can say I do not like the taste of this new supply and do not know what to do now.

Good tea, i LIKE THIS BRAND BEST.

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