Teavana expands Sparkling Craft Iced Teas line
There are several new ways to enjoy Teavana’s Sparkling Craft Iced Teas collection.
The brand announced the launch of three new bubbly flavors that are crafted with both teas and botanicals.
New Teavana launches include:
In addition, each of the newly launched beverages does not contain any artificial flavors. Instead, they offer consumers unique and vibrant layers of tea, the company said.
Each of the new flavors joins Teavana's previously launched nine other flavors, which are made from botanicals, range from sweet to unsweetened, and have been sold in partnership with Anheuser-Busch. Together, Starbucks and Anheuser-Busch have worked with one another to produce, bottle, distribute and market Teavana Craft Iced Teas in the United States, the brand added.
Shoppers can find the teas in 14.5-fl-oz. bottles that retail for $2,39 each, wherever groceries are sold.
The brand announced the launch of three new bubbly flavors that are crafted with both teas and botanicals.
New Teavana launches include:
- Sparkling Blood Orange Mango White Tea, which has a blend of white tea, orange peel, real cane sugar, and champagne mango;
- Sparkling Blackberry Lime Green Tea, which contains a blend of green tea, lime peel, and berry flavor with real cane sugar; and
- Unsweetened Sparkling Peach Nectarine Green Tea, which features notes of white peach and nectarine, as well as lemongrass and hibiscus without any added sugar.
In addition, each of the newly launched beverages does not contain any artificial flavors. Instead, they offer consumers unique and vibrant layers of tea, the company said.
Each of the new flavors joins Teavana's previously launched nine other flavors, which are made from botanicals, range from sweet to unsweetened, and have been sold in partnership with Anheuser-Busch. Together, Starbucks and Anheuser-Busch have worked with one another to produce, bottle, distribute and market Teavana Craft Iced Teas in the United States, the brand added.
Shoppers can find the teas in 14.5-fl-oz. bottles that retail for $2,39 each, wherever groceries are sold.