Lipton Tea

Popularity in Pakistan

In Pakistan, tea is not only consumed as refreshment but is an integral part of everyday life and also considered a comfort beverage. Pakistanis love a hot cup of "chai" whenever they can get a chance. Lipton Yellow Label is widely the top choice amongst Pakistani tea consumers.

From breakfast, brunch, evening tea to parties, weddings and wake ceremonies, tea is an essential item at homes and offices and is a part of every happiness and sorrow. It is also served to guests and homemakers take pride in serving freshly brewed tea in sophisticated looking tea trolleys and crockery.

Lipton tea prices in Pakistan vary depending on the size and type but in all, it is an affordable tea brand. The black tea blend is strong and fragrant and is used to make Doodh Patti, Masala chai, Kehwa, Butter tea and the English breakfast tea in Pakistan.

Lipton Tea Ingredients & Packaging

The brand claims to use 100% natural ingredients with no artificial colours or contents. Initially, Lipton owned 5 estates in Ceylon where he grew his own tea gardens but today the doesn't own any and buys tea from Sri Lanka. So the once known farm to table company's early slogan "direct from the Tea Gardens to the Tea Pot" still applies. 

The master blenders and tea tasters of the company then approve the taste and the tea is packed in attractive yellow boxes with a red shield logo. Lipton Yellow Lable Tea is said to be a good source of flavonoids and fluorides.

Lipton Tea Flavors & Caffeine Amount

Lipton offers hot and iced tea flavours in Black tea, Matcha tea, Chamomile tea. Turmeric tea, Ginger tea and Green Tea. Lipton tea bags are a quick and easy way to prepare tea at home or office and the taste is even better than the regular. A cup of Lipton black tea contains 55 mg of caffeine if it is brewed for 3 minutes.

Lipton Tea Benefits & Side Effects

As with any other tea blend, it contains caffeine that is a natural stimulant. While caffeine may give you a boost of energy and awaken you in the morning, overconsumption is bad for health as it may give high blood pressure or an increased heart rate to some individuals. Regularly drinking tea can also stain your tea and drinking more than required can cause several health issues.

As long as you are drinking in moderation, there is no harm in consuming it, in fact, healthy teas like matcha, green and oolong teas are considered therapeutic and possess multiple medicinal qualities.