Lipton Black Tea Bags

Absolutely. You're getting 400 tea bags total (two 200-count boxes), and multiple buyers specifically call out the 'great value' and 'good price.' One reviewer mentioned it's 'cheaper than buying individual boxes,' and another noted they're 'very happy with the price.' For daily tea drinkers or offices, this bulk pack makes a lot of sense financially.

It's classic, traditional black tea—exactly what you'd expect from Lipton. Reviewers describe it as having that familiar 'good flavor' with medium intensity, nothing too bold or overpowering. It's consistent cup after cup, which is what people appreciate. Think reliable morning tea that works hot or iced, not a fancy artisanal experience. The taste is straightforward and dependable, which is exactly why people keep reordering it.

They're not individually wrapped—they come in inner foil packages that keep them fresh. One reviewer mentioned this as a minor downside if you need individual portability, but most people actually appreciate the reduced packaging waste. The foil packaging does a solid job maintaining freshness, with several buyers commenting that the tea arrives 'fresh' and stays that way.

Yes, they work great either way. The product is specifically marketed for 'hot or iced' use, and the medium-strength brew makes it versatile. For iced tea, you can brew it strong (since ice will dilute it), and for hot tea, a standard 3-5 minute steep gives you that classic black tea flavor. It's caffeinated either way, so you get that morning boost regardless of how you prepare it.

Honestly, most reviewers say it tastes exactly like they remember—'same great Lipton tea' and 'consistent quality' are common comments. There was one person who felt the quality had declined over the years, but this seems to be the exception. The overwhelming majority find it maintains that familiar Lipton brand consistency they've known for years. It's still the reliable black tea people grew up with.

This is actually perfect for beginners. It's simple tea bags (no measuring loose leaf), brews consistently without much fuss, and the flavor is forgiving—you won't ruin it if your water's a bit too hot or you steep it an extra minute. It's familiar-tasting, so there's no surprises, and you don't need any special equipment beyond a mug and hot water. Several reviewers mention it's their everyday go-to for exactly these reasons.