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Ginger Twist from Lipton

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65/100

Ginger Twist

Herbal Tea by Lipton

Travel around the world in just one cup of LIPTON Ginger Twist Herbal Tea. Experience the exotic blend of tempting all natural herbs and aromatic spices.

11 Tasting Notes

Cofftea
54

TTB Tea #7:

1 bag (2.11g) in 6oz boiling water- picked a 3 min steeping time at random because none was listed.

Whoa… ok, I should have checked here 1st. This is obviously isn’t just ginger root as I thought. The liquor is a medium reddish brown- not colorless like pure ginger root. The aroma is mostly ginger, but also other spices. WHen I taste it, I get lemon notes and unidentifiable spices along w/ the ginger. Not bad, But I prefer pure ginger.

mrawlins2
10

I grabbed this tonight on a whim. I was actually pretty disappointed. I used to really enjoy this tea, but all I got tonight was a warm cup of water with the spicy heat aftertaste of ginger. I don’t know why I used to like this one so much. Pitty.

MegWesley
65
MegWesley 5 tasting notes

This has been sitting in our tea cabinet for some time now and I finally got curious and tried it. The only herbal tea I have been drinking is peppermint and I found out I like it with honey, so I put some honey in this cup. I also steeped it for a good 10 minutes or so. I put the teabag in before I took a quick shower.

First sip: Wow! Ginger spice cookies! Obviously this isn’t just ginger root. It has some spices in it. Because I put some honey in it, the cup does taste like the ginger spice cookies I make for my boyfriend each Christmas that his grandmother used to make for him. Slightly less intense though. I think if nobody else in this house drinks it, then I will have to steal it and drink the rest of the box.

My 100th Tea Post.

Just finishing up my tumbler of cold brewed tea. I’ve been calling it my own “flavored water” because it truly does taste like water with spice flavors. It does wake you up and give you more energy which must come from the ginger in the tea. Very nice. This will probably be my branch into discovering teas with just ginger in them.

Hot and plain. More gingery than I remember. Less spicy as it cools down. Also, shorter steep time, so maybe that is a part of it.

I lied last time. This time I finished off my tumbler of tea. Don’t let this set for three days if you cold brew it. You should really finish it on the second day or else all the flavor from the spices disappear.

I have been sipping on a tumbler full of this that I have cold brewed all day. It is interesting. It really feels like you are sipping on water and then the spices hit you in the back of the throat. At first, I didn’t like it. I thought it was far too weak even though I brewed it with two bags and for a good 18 hours or so. But it grew on me when I was studying. It gave me a little more energy with the spices and rejuvenated me. It was a better version of a flavored water.

I don’t know if I would ever have this cold brewed again. I might try it brewed hot and then iced and see how that tastes. It was an interesting experiment. Better yet, I still like this tea and will be drinking it hot throughout the semester.

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JMo1
100

I returned to drinking this tea after I read that it helps with acid reflux. Now I cannot find it! Amazon no longer has it and I just looked today and it is no longer on the Lipton Website. What is the closest alternative? I like the extra spices.

Kissadilla
65

Mmm, gingery! If you like ginger, you’ll like this. It’s almost to the point of spicy…and I steeped it in 20oz of water too. On the other hand, I steeped the crap out of it as I do with most herbal teas…

Jeremy
66

Has a nice tanginess to it, I enjoy the bite.

Still water

What a great boost of energy and delicious too.