What You Need for Cold Brew Iced Tea
Cold brew iced tea is a simple way to enjoy a smooth, naturally refreshing drink without boiling water. Twinings' Cold Brewed Iced Tea Mixed Berries makes it easy—each tea bag is designed to steep in cold water, so you get a full-flavored black tea with fruity notes of cherry, blueberry, blackcurrant, and raspberry. The process takes just a few minutes and requires no special equipment.
How to Brew a Single Glass of Cold Brew Iced Tea
Follow these steps for an 8-ounce glass of cold brew iced tea. Adjust the number of tea bags and steeping time to suit your taste.
- Add cold water: Fill a glass with cold water. The water should be at room temperature or chilled—not hot.
- Steep the tea bag: Place one Twinings Cold Brewed Iced Tea Mixed Berries tea bag into the water. Let it stand for 5 minutes, or longer if you prefer a stronger flavor.
- Add ice and enjoy: Remove the tea bag, add ice cubes, and enjoy. You can drink it plain or sweetened—the choice is yours.
Making a Pitcher of Cold Brew Iced Tea
For a quart-sized pitcher (about 32 ounces), use 4 to 6 tea bags. Add cold water, let it steep for 5 minutes or longer to taste, then pour over ice. This method is great for serving guests or preparing a batch to keep in the fridge.
Product Facts: Twinings' Cold Brewed Iced Tea Mixed Berries
- Twinings' Cold Brewed Iced Tea Mixed Berries - 20 count: Each box contains 20 tea bags, net weight 1.41 ounces (40 grams). This gives you 20 single-serving glasses, making it a convenient option for daily use or sharing.
Twinings' Cold Brewed Iced Tea Mixed Berries - 20 count - Twinings' Cold Brewed Iced Tea Mixed Berries - 20 count: Ingredients include black tea, natural cherry, blueberry, blackcurrant, and raspberry flavorings, plus tea extract. The fruit flavors come from natural sources, not artificial additives, so you get a genuine berry taste without added sugar.
- Twinings' Cold Brewed Iced Tea Mixed Berries - 20 count: Brewing instructions: add cold water, let stand for 5 minutes or to desired taste, add ice, and enjoy plain or sweetened. The cold brew method is quick and requires no heat, making it ideal for warm weather or busy mornings.
Tips for Customizing Your Cold Brew Iced Tea
If you want a stronger tea, use more tea bags or steep longer. For a milder flavor, reduce the steeping time. You can also add fresh berries, mint, or a squeeze of lemon for extra freshness. Since the tea is naturally caffeinated, it provides a gentle energy boost without the bitterness of hot-brewed tea.
