Purisure Instant Black Tea Powder, 125g, Pure Formula, Quick Dissolve for Hot/Cold Tea, Unsweetened Instant Tea Powder for Beverages, Baking, Energy & Health Boost, No Additives, Non-GMO, 125 Servings

I ran out of instant and expected to get another jar nestea, only to find they don't make it anymore. So I searched for a replacement: instant, no sugar, no lemon or peach or whatever artifical flavor. This purisure is perfect. Good tasting black tea, and *very* potent. First glass I had, I put in the amount I would usually do with nestea - way too strong. You only need a teeny bit.

Not bad! Closest to Nestea taste I've found and have tried quite a few.

it is tasty not bitter dissolves well only had it hot so far not too strong okay value

Very concentrated powdered tea with nothing else added. Good flavor, and great for mixing to make Arnold Palmers!

Real tea powder. Excellent taste

It tastes similar to Lipton but it doesn’t disolve as well. It’s good when you can’t find your usual bend of instant tea

Good (if expensive!) product...not generally available in big stores.

Does not taste like black tea. 1. I tried different amounts all the way up to 1 1/2 teaspoons for 16oz and it was completely tasteless. By comparison I normally use 2 black tea bags in 16oz. 2. Absolutely no boost to my energy level after drinking. No way this could ever be a replacement for lipton instant. Complete waste of money. Will go back to steeping my own

This makes a pleasant, gentle tea. If, like me, you drink your tea without milk and not strong, then one packet will last a long time. I use about a quarter of a teaspoon in a large mug and it suits my taste perfectly. Of course, loose leaf tea is always the ideal choice, but it's not always possible and for a quick fix, travelling or camping, filling a flask, and a range of other practical circumstances, this will do nicely. It's very much better tasting than the rather bitter instant tea granules that used to be available here, and the only alternative readily available in Britain now is a tea with milk blend, which is no use to those of use who do not drink milk. It's going to be a standard store cupboard item for me now, along with my gourmet teas which are, obviously, a different kind of experience. If you are looking for an instant comfy cuppa, this is worth a try - you can find precisely your ideal strength level: tip, start with a very small amount and build up to see what suits you - a whole teaspoon would be completely undrinkable. Of course, it isn't designed for a British cuppa, but it will serve our entirely different purposes quite well. The price seems a bit startling, but you use so little that it is better value than it looks.

No extra additives but very strong mind you

I don't know how to feel about this, it has no taste of tea, pretty much makes dark brown coloured bitter water.