Lipton
Have you noticed a significant difference between Lipton tea and others? Why, then, does the company promote its product as the brisk tea? I'm drinking some right now, and grant you, I cut it with milk, but this brisk business is lost on me.
I like Red Rose tea. I am going to campaign here at work to restock the kitchen with it.
posted by Kim @ 10:14 AM
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There is a difference between my Brisk and my Nestea Cool...raspberry.
PD
Sure, but there's no recognizable difference between Lipton's regular tea (which they label as "brisk") and say, Twinings Tea.
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I've been pretty down on "bagged tea" lately. Never thought it tasted really great although I agree there is no difference in brands...but there is definitely the Lipton Camp and a Red Rose Camp (Twinings is like the RC Cola to Coke and Pepsi). Mrs Joey and I have gone retro with the loose tea steeped in a teapot, and it is definitely a better flavor for sophisticated greyhound palettes!
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