Lipton Pure Leaf Real Brewed Lemon Tea

Pure Leaf Lipton Pure Brewed Lemon Tea is a familiar, ready-to-drink iced tea that you’ll typically find in the refrigerated beverage aisle or on endcap coolers near other bottled teas, lemonades, and single-serve juices. In supermarkets it often sits beside sodas and flavored waters in the grab-and-go section, and the large 64 fl oz plastic jug will also live in the drink aisle near family-sized juices and mixers. This product fits a range of everyday occasions — from backyard barbecues and weekend brunches to road trips and quick grab-and-go lunches — offering a convenient sweet, citrusy alternative to soda. The brand positions itself as a “real brewed” option, leaning on heritage tea imagery, approachable mainstream appeal, and marketing that targets value-conscious families and adults who want a “made-from-tea” beverage without brewing at home. Label cues such as “Real Brewed,” the visible mention of Rainforest Alliance certification for tea, and the use of terms like “natural flavor” create a health-forward halo even though the ingredient list is short and sweetened. There’s no organic claim, but the certification and “real brewed” language suggest authenticity. In plain processing terms, this is an industrially produced chilled sweetened tea — made from brewed tea with added sugar, acid, and flavors. Sensory details: amber-gold color, pronounced sweetness balanced by a bright lemon tang and light astringency from black tea; citrus pectin gives slight body so it feels smooth and not overly thin. Packaged in a resealable plastic bottle, it’s poured over ice or sipped straight from the jug as an easy, familiar beverage ritual.