Okay, here’s my attempt at a blog post about Lipton Green Tea Watermelon, written in the style you requested:

So, the other day I was at the store, you know, just browsing the drink aisle. I’m a big fan of green tea, always have been. And watermelon? Love it, especially in the summer. It’s, like, the perfect refresher. Then I saw it: Lipton Green Tea Watermelon. I was curious, had to give it a try.

The Experiment Begins

I grabbed a bottle and headed home. First thing I did was chill it. Gotta have it cold, right? Once it was nice and frosty, I popped the top. The smell was interesting. Kinda sweet, kinda…tea-ish. Definitely watermelon there, but not overpowering.

The Taste Test

I took a big swig. Okay, my first thought was, “Hmm, this is different.” It wasn’t bad, not at all. It was just…unexpected. The green tea flavor was there, that familiar slightly grassy taste. But then the watermelon kicked in. It was a sweet, almost candy-like watermelon, not like the fresh fruit.

• Sweetness: Definitely on the sweeter side.
• Green Tea: It’s there, but the watermelon is stronger.
• Watermelon Flavor: More like a candy watermelon than the real thing.

Mixing It Up

It was alright on the first taste, but there was something off.

I poured some into a glass with ice.

Then I thought to add a tiny bit of lemon into the greentea, and squeezed a bit of lemon in.

Then, I stirred it up.

The Results

It was pretty good! I’m not sure I’d buy a whole case of it, but it was a fun little experiment. I think if you really like sweet drinks, you’d probably enjoy this. It’s definitely a unique flavor combination. For me, I think I’ll stick to my regular green tea most of the time, but this was a nice change of pace.

It turned out much better with the lemon.