Waka Instant Black Tea Mix, Kenyan - 100% Tea Leaves, No Additives, Unsweetened Tea Powder for 50 Quarts or 200 Cups – Easy and Quick Hot or Iced Teas (4.5oz)

This is good instant tea. If you use 1/4 teaspoon to 8 ounces of water as suggested it is way to strong for me. I ended up using 16 ounces to get the perfect blend for me. So this will last me twice as long as suggested. 2 ounces of hot water blends this up very well.

You need such a teeny tiny amount of powder to make yourself a cup of iced tea, that I genuinely can’t imagine how long it’s going to be until I run out of this one bag. Saves me so much time and still has that good brewed taste, with earthy and slightly bitter notes, that I come to enjoy from my favorite caffeinated drink. Yum!

The flavor of this tea is nothing special. Pretty much what one would expect of a dried black tea powder. My biggest complaints are the false advertising on the amount of cups this will make. When mixed exactly as instructed the resulting tea is so weak that, compared cup to cup with water, you essentially can't taste (or smell) the difference. You need to at least double the number of scoops you use, or even triple. This means that the "50 cups" they advertise is completely false. Try more like 20ish cups (if even that).The other thing I dislike is that the tea is a very fine powder. No surprise there... But this means that it balls up really bad when added to a cup of water. You can get around this issue by first adding just a slight bit of water to the bottom of your cup, add the tea powder next to make a paste, and then add the remaining water. It is just an annoying extra step.Overall I am "meh" regarding this tea. If it wasn't for the STEEP price (remembering that you get half or less than the cups advertised), then I would probably like it. I certainly won't buy it again at the current price point, not unless it is made way stronger.

Taste great! Now that Lipton has discontinued its unsweetened Instant tea I had to find a substitute. This taste better!If making cold tea I recommend stirring it up into a small amount of room temp water first and then adding the cold water. A little spendy but I think it's worth it.

We had been buying Lipton or Nestea powdered tea but they are no longer available. I got this for my husband and he says the taste is similar to what he's used to. If it makes 200 cups like the label says, it will end up being pretty economical, too.

At first, I followed the directions as described on the package and I could barely taste the tea flavor. I have found that a half teaspoon in a regular 16.9 ounce water bottle is good for me. It's slightly bitter but that's how I like it and that's how I used to drink Lipton Instant Iced Tea, before they discontinued it. So, the verdict is, this tea has an okay flavor but it's no way as good as Lipton. And the amount you get for your money is not whats advertised, unless you like watered down tea.

After I read the instructions on how to get the tea to mix well, as it mixes better in warm water oops,it reminds me of the Nestly and Lipton instant tea I grew up on. More powdered than the other brand but also doesn't take as much to make a glass of tea. Even though it's expensive it will last me a long time. Brew tea is good hot but I just can't drink it cold. This is way better than any of those liquid squirt bottles that think they are tea.

Made the mistake of using too much of this to make iced tea! It is extremely concentrated and makes great hot and cold tea but it is easy to use too much! Only 1/4 teaspoon is recommended and I use less to make iced tea. It dissolves nicely in cold water and tastes great! Very good value.