Tea Iced Herbal Strawberry Raspberry, 72 Count

I love the quality and taste of this fruity herbal tea. I steep it for about 6 minutes and the flavor is the perfect strength with no bitterness. I find it very refreshing and with no sugar I can count it in my daily water intake. I do love quite a few flavors of tea that this brand offers, but this variety is my favorite for iced tea. It is natural and healthier than caffeinated or sugared drinks.

A great herbal tea. It's nice to have flavored herbal tea options now that Lipton has largely discontinued selling flavored herbal tea. Also being a Twinings tea is a real benefit

The tea has a wonderful flavor and one bag held a lot of tea strength. I always try to use real tea bags for summer ice tea so I can control the sugar content. I like that this did not have any sugar. Children and adults both like the flavor. I have also added unflavored seltzer to it to give more of a soda taste. I also enhanced the flavor with lemon, apple slices and added mint leaves. All add different flavors nicely making this blend very versatile. The directions were spot on for making large batches and the brewing time was equal to any tea brewing. Very nice summer tea. Works well to make a refreshing adult drink as well.

I’ve been using this to flavor my Keifer water and I absolutely love the flavor. It’s so sweet and wonderful.

This tea has an amazing aroma when you're steeping it and the flavor is super yummy but I'm giving 4 stars because I wish it tasted a little bit more like tea and less like kool-aid. If you love strawberries and raspberries, this will be perfect for you though! It's best served super cold or over ice.

Okay, this tea is now officially my new favorite herbal, no-caffeine iced tea...for days when I can't have extra caffeine. I simply place two packets (which equals 4 individual teabags) in a half-gallon glass jar and fill it with room temperature water and then place it in the fridge. It brews nicely overnight and then in the morning I have a great tasting iced tea that I add a teaspoon or so of something similar to Ozzie "coffee sugar" and it's off I go. This tea is delicious. My grown son was over this past week and he poured himself a glass of it and said "awww, Mom, I have to get this tea...what is it?" It's such a great fruit-flavored tea with no caffeine and I appreciate the strong fruit flavors. Glad I ordered it and I always have two boxes on hand in the pantry so I don't run out.

So refreshing during the summer

I gave up soda over a year ago when prices began to skyrocket. I switched to iced tea and after a couple months, I didn’t miss the soda at all. To make iced tea, I boil water in a 3 quart saucepan. When it boils, remove from heat and add 10 tea bags. Let it steep until the water is room temperature, usually a couple hours. Then remove bags, pour into a 1 gallon sized pitcher and fill the remainder of the pitcher with filtered water. Refrigerate and enjoy over ice. Easy peasy. This tea is one of my favorites because of the taste. It’s not overwhelmingly fruity but you can taste the subtle berry flavor. It’s unsweetened which I prefer because it’s zero calories and keeps my blood sugar in check. My husband also likes it, but adds a couple stevia packets to his glass.