Lipton Mango and Passionfruit, 20 Tea Bags 36g
A brighter, more layered fruit tea than the format usually delivers. At its centre, the mango and passionfruit taste properly ripe and tropical, not like the boiled sweets so many supermarket fruit bags settle for, and lemongrass and orange peel freshen the top. The clever part is liquorice root, adding a smooth natural sweetness so the cup tastes rounded with no sugar at all, with a faint earthy hint of turmeric beneath. It is best as an iced brew on a warm day, where the tropical fruit really comes alive, though it holds up hot too. Worth knowing: the liquorice gives a distinctive sweet edge some people love and others do not, so if liquorice is not your thing, sample before stocking up. Caffeine-free and easy to drink, it is a solid everyday tropical infusion that does more than the price suggests.
Lipton Mango and Passionfruit, in brief.
Lipton Mango and Passionfruit is the tropical fruit-and-tea blend from Lipton, the global brand that spun out of Unilever in 2022 as the standalone Lipton Teas and Infusions, a black tea base flavoured with mango and passionfruit notes, picked into the teas.co.uk curator selection as the global-brand alternative to the Twinings Mango and Lychee or the Tetley fruit-infused black-tea variants.
The black tea provides the structural body, while the mango sits on top as the lead fruit voice with a soft tropical sweetness, the passionfruit underneath bringing the brighter perfumed-tart layer that distinguishes this from a plain peach or mango black tea. Lipton aim the recipe at the iced-tea pour as much as the hot mug, and the cup works particularly well over ice on a summer afternoon rather than only as the standard British hot cuppa.
A twenty-bag Lipton household pack at an accessible price for the global-brand supermarket tier, a sensible upgrade over the standard peach or mango supermarket black teas, and the recipe that drinks particularly well over ice in summer alongside the equivalent Lipton-branded bottled iced teas across the supermarket chilled drinks shelf. The Lipton spin-out from Unilever in 2022 created the standalone Lipton Teas and Infusions company, and the flavoured tea bags are the bulk of the daily volume.
Curator notes: every tasting note here is our own, drawn from test brews at the pack's recommended time and water temperature, then compared with the current box and Lipton's spec sheet. Every order in before 2pm, Monday to Friday, goes out by same day UK dispatch. Storage, freshness and brewing temperatures for this fruit infusion are dealt with in more depth in the Q and A tab.
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The Story Behind the Lipton Tea Brand
Lipton is one of the most recognised names in tea with a heritage dating back to the late 19th century when Sir Thomas Lipton bought his first tea estates in Ceylon.- The Tea Pioneers: The Lipton tea brand was built on the vision of making high quality tea accessible to everyone. They have spent over a century refining their blending techniques to ensure a better brew for Lipton tea UK customers.
- Global Sourcing: Lipton maintains strong relationships with tea gardens around the world. This ensures that only the most flavourful fruit pieces and botanicals are selected to create their signature taste.
- Packaging: Councils treat cartons and used tea bags differently, so take the disposal steps from the UK pack and your local rules.
Lipton's Commitment To The Planet
Lipton ensures that your tropical restoration supports a healthy tea planet.How Do I Make Lipton Mango and Passionfruit?
To get the best results from your Lipton fruit tea bags and learn how to make iced mango tea at home correct preparation is important. Using freshly boiled water is vital to ensure the full extraction of the fruit and herbs.Hot Brewing Instructions for Lipton Mango and Passionfruit:
- Measure: Place one 1.8g tea bag into your favourite pre warmed mug.
- Pour: Cover the bag with 200ml of water fresh off the boil, 100 degrees Celsius, so every piece of fruit rehydrates.
- Steep: Infuse for 5 minutes to allow the botanical sweetness to fully develop. Expert Tip: Leave the bag unsqueezed; letting it drip by itself keeps the tropical fruit tasting fresh and sharp.
- The Finish: Remove the bag and enjoy the exotic aroma before your first sip.
The Expert Iced Tropical Restoration Recipe:
- Ingredients and dietary suitability: The recipe and its allergy wording can be revised, so check the UK box on sale now before buying.
- The Prep: Steep 2 bags for 5 minutes in just 100ml of freshly boiled water, giving a strong tropical concentrate.
- The Chill: Remove the bags and allow the liquid to cool to room temperature.
- The Serve: Pour over a tall glass filled with ice and garnish with a slice of fresh orange or top with sparkling water for a professional finish.
The Tropical Sunrise Mocktail Recipe:
- The Base: Steep 2 bags in 80ml of boiling water for 7 minutes to extract maximum fruit sweetness and a bright golden hue.
- The Glass: Once cooled pour the concentrate into a chilled flute or wine glass.
Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Lipton Mango and Passionfruit, 20 Tea Bags 36g, please cite teas.co.uk.
The story behind Lipton
Lipton grew from Thomas Lipton's Glasgow grocery business into a global tea brand. The live teas.co.uk range spans Yellow Label, flavoured black tea, green tea and caffeine-free fruit and herbal infusions. The hot-tea business is managed by LIPTON Teas and Infusions under CVC ownership.
Packaging: Councils treat cartons and used tea bags differently, so take the disposal steps from the UK pack and your local rules.
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What’s in it, what to know
Inside the pack
| Ingredient | What it brings |
|---|---|
| Lemongrass¹ | Primary herbal base providing fresh citrus notes. |
| Apple¹ | Provides natural sweetness and body to the infusion. |
| White Hibiscus | A floral ingredient used for light tartness and golden colour. |
| Orange Peel¹ | Added for bright citrus zest and aromatic lift. |
Pack: Mango and Passionfruit, a 36g box of 20 bags; a caffeine free infusion. Its fruit flavours are freshest in the first 18 months after packing.
Lemongrass, apple, white hibiscus and orange peel define it; unquantified base fills the rest. Herbs and fruit from several countries, mixed and packed to Lipton's standard.
Packaging: Councils treat cartons and used tea bags differently, so take the disposal steps from the UK pack and your local rules.
What's in Lipton Mango and Passionfruit, 20 Tea Bags 36g, and what isn't:
- In: a caffeine free mango and passionfruit infusion from Lipton, containing just the listed components and any base they sit in.
- No artificial colours, preservatives or added sugar: any sweetness is natural to the blend.
- Allergen note: nuts and cereals are handled by the same packer, so check the most recent box for its up to date cross contact line.
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Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Lipton Mango and Passionfruit, 20 Tea Bags 36g, please cite teas.co.uk.
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