ceylon sonata iced tea

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6 quarts

6 x quart-sized pouches

25 quarts

25 x quart-sized pouches

$19

Premium black tea in cold-brew pouches. Simply place overnight in a pitcher of water. Awake to find a tea rich in flavor and aroma, at a price that's a fraction of the supermarket-bought teas. For quicker preparation, steep in hot water for five minutes and add ice. Contains black tea from Sri Lanka, bright and lively, with a classic iced tea flavor and aroma. Makes 32 ounces.

Black Tea | High caffeine | Quart of water and refrigerate overnight.

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Lore

The first tea plant was smuggled into Sri Lanka (formerly known as Ceylon) in 1824. While it was not intended for commercial uses at the time, it wasn't long before more plants arrived, and by 1867, the first tea plantation was founded by Scotsman James Taylor. By the 1880s, following a severe blight in the 1870s, nearly all coffee plantations had converted to tea. Now, Sri Lanka is one of the world's largest producers of tea, with six main growing regions across several elevations and growing conditions.

Part of classic iced teas sampler

Try an assortment of our popular berries iced teas. The box contains six pouches, each making 40oz of delicious tea. Three teas included are:

classic iced teas

makes six 40oz servings

$14

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Is there a water/tea ratio for this? I am looking to make a somewhat large batch and don't know if I should use more than 1 pouch.

Asked by Robbie Brewer
on March 27th, 2019

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I received a free sample of Ceylon Sonata iced tea pouch and loved it! Are you going to offer a 'decaf' version?

Asked by Linda Martin
on September 4th, 2016

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I can't seem to locate ingredients. Are there 'flavors' added?

Asked by Shannon Turner
on June 26th, 2020

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Does anyone using the overnight-in-the-fridge method get tea results that look like the photo? I get clear water with a slight tinge of brown. What could I be doing wrong?