Fruity Iced Teas

Antioxidant-rich iced tea is the perfect way to enjoy summer on the patio. What’s even better? Add some seasonal summer fruits and you have yourself a tasty twist on a summer favorite. Juicy peaches, tart limes, ruby-red raspberries and herbs, like fresh mint or rosemary, make summer teas extra appetizing. Simply start with one of several fruity teas, such as White Peach, Asian Pear, Mango Passionfruit, Ginger Peach, Hibiscus or even Peppermint. Then add ice and your favorite fruits and herbs. You can even add a splash of fruit juice for extra flavor!

Published On: June 10th, 2020

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