Lipton Sparkling Lemon Yuzu White Tea Calories

It combines a bright, tart lemon taste with yuzu’s distinctive fragrant citrus notes. The bubbles make it livelier and more soda-like than a cup of plain, still white tea.

Yuzu is an aromatic citrus fruit associated with East Asia, with notes often compared to lemon, mandarin, and grapefruit. In this drink, it adds a fragrant citrus character alongside the lemon.

It is a sparkling tea drink: white tea provides the tea base, while carbonation gives it a fizzy texture. It is not simply the same as either plain brewed tea or a standard soda.

No. Lipton describes this as sparkling white tea, while kombucha is fermented tea. A fizzy texture alone does not mean this drink is fermented or has the characteristics of kombucha.

You can choose it when you want a flavored, carbonated tea, but it is not a like-for-like replacement for plain white tea. Its lemon-yuzu flavor and fizz make the drinking experience quite different.

Serve it chilled so the carbonation and citrus aroma come through clearly. Ice is optional; add a lemon wedge if you like, but the drink does not need extra ingredients to serve.

Keep any leftover drink covered in the refrigerator and consume it soon after opening. Because it is carbonated, it will gradually lose its fizz, and its taste may change while it sits.

It can, because white tea contains caffeine. If caffeine affects your sleep, avoid drinking it close to bedtime and choose water or a caffeine-free drink instead.

It can be served as an occasional flavored drink, but it contains caffeine from white tea. For younger children, water or a caffeine-free drink is generally a better everyday choice.