Lipton Green Tea, Decaffeinated, Tea Bags 20 Count Box

With food allergies, this is one of the few teas I can drink. Used to find them in the store but now they're hard to find in the decaf.

Good for the heart, and good taste. To

Great product at a great price

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Very good product I m using Lipton tea since a very long time, is one of my favorite I really like it Lipton Decaffeinated Green Tea it is really good for who wants to loose weight 5 cups a day for 30 days you will get good result and you will see the difference I really recommend it

I'm really pleased to see that Lipton uses a chemical-free decaf process. I couldn't find this info readily available online so I asked. Here's Liptons response: Lipton uses a natural decaffeination process. Pure spring water is used to wet the tea leaves and provide the desired moisture level. Naturally occurring carbon dioxide is used in combination with high pressure and temperature to remove caffeine. The caffeine then moves to the surface of the wet leaves. This method leaves more flavor compounds in tea and produces no residue that other processes leave behind. Because Lipton's process does not use chemicals that remove the flavor with the caffeine, a more "brisk" flavor remains in tea; the tea also retains more antioxidants. Lipton's process results in tea that contains less than 5 milligrams of caffeine per cup (as compared with 40 milligrams for regular tea) No process removes all the caffeine

Not a very good tea. Lacked taste.

I am a Bigelow green tea drinker and since Walmart stopped carrying this I had to resort to the Lipton. The bags are paper not foil making me think the tea dries out quickly. I like taking the Bigelow bags in my purse to use when we go out. The flavor of the Lipton is much harsher than I like. Ok in a pinch

I am a longtime Lipton tea drinker, and I adore your regular green tea. However, I can't say the same about the decaf green tea. I did notice that the word "pure" is missing from the label. Hmmm? And I am guessing that the gold sleeves symbolize Fort Knox, because that is how difficult it is to get to the tea. Why not just individually wrap the tea bags so that once you do get them open they are not exposed to air. Some of us have had to switch to decaf for medical reasons and unfortunately, the search continues for a really flavorful decaf green tea. That lovely grassy green herbaceous flavor is gone and all that is left is a murky cup of hot water with a weird aftertaste. Hope you will go back to the drawing board on this one.

I first tried this yesterday and instantly spit it out. It tasted so bad. I forgot to rinse the cup out and woke up to a cup of black liquid with something on top and it smelled like fish oil or something. It wasn't the sweetner I added because my husband had a cup too and left his half full beside mine with his tea bag still in it and his looks normal. I don't know what that was but it wasn't green tea! I feel sick knowing I drank that now.