Bigelow Tea I Love Lemon Herbal Tea

Bigelow I Love Lemon Herbal Tea is a boxed 20-count of lemon-forward herbal bags you’d find on a supermarket tea and coffee aisle, shelved alongside other herbal and citrus blends and near honey, sweeteners, and single-serve hot beverage accessories. The brand reads like classic American pantry fare — a family-owned tea company leaning into approachable, health-conscious marketing: “Caffeine Free” and “100% daily value of Vitamin C” are prominent, appealing to shoppers seeking wellness-oriented staples. The label emphasizes “natural lemon flavor” and bright, sunny packaging rather than organic certification; there’s a clear health-halo from the Vitamin C claim even though the ingredients are a blend of dried botanicals plus small functional additives. In plain processing terms, it’s made from dried herbs and fruit pieces packaged into tea bags with a few added flavor and acidity regulators. Sensory notes: dry tea bags carry a bright lemony aroma with grassy lemongrass and a floral hibiscus note; steeping yields a clear pale yellow to lightly pink infusion with a brisk, tangy finish from rose hips and citric acid and a cooling peppermint lift. The ritual is familiar — a kettle, a mug, a five-minute steep — and the tin or cardboard box fits both single-serve home moments and packed travel mugs. Occasions range from soothing evening or mid-afternoon breaks to warming a casual brunch table; the positioning targets adults who want a simple, comforting beverage that reads as natural and practical more than indulgent or gourmet.