Orange, Passionfruit Jasmine Green Tea

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Brand: Lipton Tea Style: Fruit Green Tea Caffeine: Caffeinated Region: Blend Loose/teabag: Teabag Product page: Orange, Passionfruit Jasmine Green Tea - Buy on Amazon*

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53 Aroma: 5/10 Flavor: 3/5 Value: 3/5
Dominika Oliver (20 reviews) on Jul. 15th, 2012

I think the average person would enjoy this. The flavors are not as intense as I personally would like them to be, but the orange and jasmine balance out well with the green tea. I would have also personally liked more passionfruit, but it is noticeable, just not by much. It's not bad iced and I wouldn't mind using it as a cheap iced tea. Overall, if you're used to having drugstore brand green tea, this'll probably be amazing for you but if you've had some higher-quality teas, this one's pretty meh.

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73 Aroma: 4/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 5/5
willow1584 (50 reviews) on Feb. 27th, 2011

This tea has a great blend of flavors, without bitterness. The green tea flavor is there, but subtly. The orange and passion fruit adds a little fruity sweetness, and the Jasmine balances it all out into a very mellow tea.

I was unsure how much I'd really like it, but I loved it the first cup I had.

Aromatically, it isn't the most intriguing scented tea, but the flavors upon taste-buds make up for it to me.

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30 Aroma: 2/10 Flavor: 2/5 Value: 2/5
Alex Zorach (1453 reviews) on Mar. 8th, 2010

Aroma is intense and fruity, but muddled. I find that the jasmine doesn't blend well with the other aromas. The green tea is noticeable in this blend--but I'm not crazy of their choice of green tea to blend with the other ingredients. This tea is on the acidic side; it's bold flavor doesn't mesh well with the aroma.

Lipton's recommendation of a short brewing time is important: you don't want to overbrew this one. I brewed a minute and a half and it was on the strong side. I recommend using water well below boiling; otherwise this tea has a harshness to it. Even brewing properly, it's still a bit harsh.

This is my least favorite tea I've tried from Lipton yet. It was a bit surprising to me--I normally find Lipton's teas to be bland or boring, but well-balanced; this one has a lot going on but I find it just doesn't work.

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