Lipton Tea Bags Pack 1000 (10 packs of 100 inside)
Our Master Blenders have crafted a delicious blend that includes carefully selected and fresh-pressed tea leaves, capturing as much natural tea taste as possible. Lipton Black Tea has real tea leaves specially blended to enjoy hot or iced. Enjoy Lipton Black Tea iced as the perfect addition for any of your meals because is naturally tasty and refreshing. Don’t just default to the usual, enjoy the superior taste of fresh-brewed Lipton tea. It’s the Lipton Difference, so take a sip and let our tea brighten your day.
- Lipton Black Tea Bags have a rich taste, intense color and invigorating aroma
- Carefully selected and fresh-pressed tea leaves, capture as much natural tea taste as possible
- Sturdy, secure lock-box for easy storage, and wrapped Stay Fresh tea trays to help preserve great tea taste and aroma
- Enjoy Lipton Tea either hot or iced
- Lipton Black Tea is made with only 100% Rainforest Alliance certified tea bags
- Caffeine - 55 mg per 8 fl. oz. serving; Theanine - 10 mg per 8 fl. oz. serving
Types of Tea
There is a wide variety of teas available to suit everybody's tastes. True tea comes from the Camellia Sinensis which is the source of black, white, green & oolong tea. Other 'teas' are Herbal or Fruit Infusions which characteristically use leaves, flowers or other parts of plant or fruit to create exciting flavours.
- Black Tea
- White Tea
- Oolong Tea
- Chai Tea
- Green Tea
- Rooibos
- Infusions & Fruit teas
About Lipton Tea
Lipton is committed to sourcing all of our tea in this sustainable way by 2015. We have worked closely with the Rainforest Alliance to holistically approach sustainability and the welfare of all farm workers. Historically Lipton is well known for innovation.
About Lipton
Tea was originally an expensive drink, enjoyed exclusively by the wealthy. In 1880, 40-year-old, Glasgow-born entrepreneur and innovator Sir Thomas Lipton envisioned an opportunity to make a quality tea that was universally accessible, at a reasonable price.
He began by purchasing tea estates in Ceylon, now Sri Lanka, and arranged packaging and shipping at low costs to sell his teas directly from the tea garden to the teapot. In 1893, he established the Thomas J Lipton Co., a tea packing company with its headquarters and factory in Hoboken, New Jersey.
Building on the experience of over a century in growing and blending tea, Lipton has kept alive Sir Thomas's love of innovation and quality. Unsurprisingly, Lipton produces the world's number one tea today.
