Make Perfect Summer Iced Teas!

6/18/2023

Discover the Secret of Summer Wellness: Sip, Chill, and Thrive with Iced Tea!

Summer brings joy and relaxation, but it can also bring stress. Embrace the coolness of iced teas, like fruity and minty flavors. Experience the ultimate relaxation, reduced anxiety, and a moment of calm amidst the bustling season. Unleash the soothing power of these teas, nurturing your mental well-being.

As you savor that beautiful glass of iced tea, savor more than just the taste. Hydration, antioxidants, digestion support, and relaxation are just a sip away. Let iced tea be your faithful companion, offering various benefits throughout the summer. Whether you crave the classics, vibrant herbal blends, or delicate green tea flavors, iced tea is your ally in a holistic wellness routine. Thrive under the sun, embracing the wonders of iced tea for your body, mind, and overall well-being.

Recommended teas for your perfect summer iced teas:

Kiwi Mango & Passion Fruit

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Summertide

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Almond Caramel

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Fruity Sangria

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Orange Rooibos

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Calming Sage

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Brewing Tips:
8 oz. of room temperature or cold water, use 2 grams of loose leaves tea and steep overnight.

Annella

6/18/2023 12:15:34 pm

Is this overnight steeping method suitable for most types of teas such as herbal or green? Also, is it recommended over using hot/boiling water to brew strongly then dilute with cold water? I’m wondering if there is a benefit to brewing overnight…

Great Tea Road

6/18/2023 09:01:33 pm

Yes, it is suitable for most teas. We recommended using room-temperature water and putting it in the fridge to avoid bitterness from teas for people who do not know how to make teas properly. Doing this way, teas will not be very strong but it is very smooth. If you want strong teas, use hot/boiling water to brew teas and put them in the fridge afterwards. If you decided to use hot water, be mindful of the amount of tea you use for steeping.

Sue

6/19/2023 08:25:43 am

What is 2 grams of loose tea? 1/2 a teaspoon? And that is for one 8 ounce glass?
Thank you

6/19/2023 03:21:32 pm

Yes, 1 round teaspoon per 8 oz. of water.

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