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Six Citron Mint Green Iced Tea Pouches.
Each pouch makes 1 quart.
Citron Mint Green Tea Quart Iced Pouches make wonderful green iced tea. Citron Mint Green tea is blended with smooth steamed green tea with the bright notes of lemon and orange. Naturally sweet and lifted by the freshness of the mint and lemon and orange flavors. One of our customers favorite teas.
Quart-sized premium iced tea pouches are perfect for food service iced tea as well as at home brewing. Make the most of your summer with the best iced tea!
To cold-brew, simply place overnight in a one-quart pitcher of water. Awake to find a tea rich in flavor and aroma.
For quicker preparation, steep in hot water for three minutes and add ice.
Each quart pouch contains 10 grams of tea leaves and yields 32 ounces of brewed tea. *low caffeine*
Liven up your day with our bright, cheerful and refreshing Citrus Mint Green tea.
This effervescent blend combines the sweet, smooth, well-rounded feel of green tea with the fresh zest of lemon and orange, finished off with the cool gentleness of spearmint. It may very well be the perfect blend to invigorate your afternoon without over-caffeinating.
Ingredients: Blended With Green Tea, Spearmint Leaves, Lemon Grass, Lemon Verbena, Orange, Marigold Flowers, Natural Lemon Flavor & Natural Orange Flavor
This tea contains a moderate level of caffeine
Steep at 180F for 2-3 minutes.
If you miss Teavana's Jade Citrus Mint? Try our Citrus Mint Green!
Citron is a wrinkly, yellow citrus fruit commonly used in Asian cuisine and perfumes. Originally from India, it is said that most commercially available citrus fruits (including lemons and limes) are a result of hybridization between citron, pomelo, and mandarins, though other citrus fruits were used as well. Strangely, unlike its pulpier cousins like lemons and oranges, what is usually eaten in citron is the rind, with the pulp removed. Left on the tree to mature, they can reach eight to ten pounds, and while most are oblong in shape, there is also a fingered version called Buddha's hand.
