Organic Tart Berry Iced Tea
Ripe and refreshing, this is the smoothie of berry teas — a colorful mashup of ripe berries blended with hibiscus, rosehip and orange pieces for a juicy, deliciously tart twist. It's like a juice box for tea lovers! (But without the box).
Case contains 24 1oz filter bags; each makes 1 gallon of tea.
- Use 1/2 gallon filtered water per 1oz filter bag
- Pour rolling boiling water over the filter bag in a 1-gallon container.
- Steep for 5 minutes and then remove the filter bag
- Fill the rest of the container with cold water (about 1/2 gallon filtered water) or ice.
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Notoriously Picky?
So are we. We pluck only the freshest and tastiest part of the tea plant – the top two leaves and a bud. We start with the best tea from top-quality organic gardens and blend only with natural flavors to deliver a rich, real tea experience in our easy-to-use, plant-based, compostable eco-sachets. From plant to compost, we’re committed to great organic tea that is easy to brew and light on the planet.
So put the kettle on, grab your favorite mug, and embrace your inner tea nerd.
Let's break it down
Compostable Packaging
We are particular not only about how our packaging looks and works to keep your tea fresh, but also how it breaks down and keeps packaging out of landfills.
From the beginning, we chose to use tea sachets made from PLA, plant-based, compostable film.
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