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Iced Tea Blends

Our special blend of Ceylon, China and Java teas produces a refreshing glass of iced tea every time. This blend yields a full, rich flavor with superior clarity. Try our convenient 100 pillow tea bags packed in our attractive black, red and gold tin.

Iced Tea Blend one pound $22.50 ½ pound $14.75 ¼ pound $8.95* 100 tea bags $18.00 one pound $21.50 ½ pound $14.50 ¼ pound $8.50*

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Island Nectar Iced Tea Blend This fragrantly sweet iced tea blend is flavored with hints of an island paradise. China black tea is blended with tropical flavorings to produce this crisp and smooth tasting tea.

New! Organic Green Mint Iced Tea Blend one pound $26.00 ½ pound $17.50 ¼ pound $9.95*

Our newest organically grown offering is a refreshing blend of smooth China gunpowder green tea and fresh cut peppermint leaves. Served hot or iced cold, this style of mint tea has a refreshingly bold aroma and a sweet flavor that drinks well any time of the day. This tea blend is certified USDA Organic.

Tropicana Iced Tea Blend one pound $23.50 ½ pound $15.75 ¼ pound $8.95*

Our Tropicana iced tea blend is a flavorful blend of Ceylon tea, tropical flavoring and fruit pieces. When iced, it makes a great cup of smooth and fruity tea that will cool you down during the most extreme summertime heat.

How to Brew Iced Tea

To make a great tasting glass of iced tea, brew one quart of cold, filtered water for every 6 tea bags or 6 teaspoons of loose tea used. Remember that you make iced tea stronger than regular hot tea to compensate for ice dilution.

Once the water has come to a boil, pour it directly over the tea and steep for 3 minutes (green teas) or 5 minutes (black teas). Remove the teabags or strain the loose tea out of the teapot. Let the brewed tea cool down to room temperature before adding ice. Chilling the tea after it has cooled helps keep the brew’s appearance clear.

If your chilled glass of iced tea clouds, try slicing some citrus fruit and adding it to the glass. Since they make a nice garnish, many iced tea drinkers will add lemons, limes, oranges and even grapefruit slices. These fruits are high in acid and will help balance the tea’s PH level, thus making it visually clearer. If tea clouds immediately following brewing, lower the water’s brewing temperature.

Refill bags for one pound and 1/2 pound tins cost one dollar less than prices shown. * They are not available for our 1/4 pound size tins.

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