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Aronia Blackberry Cold Brew Iced Tea - 2 OZ
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Hibiscus and natural flavors. Certified gluten free. gfco.org. Caffeine free. Steeps 6 - 1 quart pitchers. Hibiscus Aronia Blackberry: Did you know that hibiscus tea has even more antioxidants than green tea? This refreshing blossom has a vibrant flavor much like juicy cranberries and raspberries and makes a full-bodied base for the natural flavors of deep, dark aronia berries. These superfoods contain anthocyanins (a type of antioxidant) and enhance the rich hibiscus flavor in this revitalizing refresher. Tasting Notes: Dark berry. www.republicoftea.com. #SipbySip. Join our Tea Revolution! Discover more than 350 great-tasting premium teas and herbs. 1-800-298-4Tea (4832); www.republicoftea.com. Only sustainable ingredients are used. Save this recyclable container to store refills and other items.
Hibiscus, Rosehips, Aronia Berry Bits and Natural Flavor.
Directions
Cold Brewing is a Breeze: 1. Place one pouch in a quart-sized (32 oz) pitcher and fill it with room-temperature or cold water. 2. Let steep for at least 10 minutes. 3. Remove pouch and serve tea within 8 hours. Serve over ice. Enjoy sip by sip. Pairing Notes: BBQ ribs, pies, brunch dishes.
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