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Our very popular caffeine-free blend with the perfect balance of sweet and tart. Hibiscus, raspberry, and cherry in character. Makes excellent iced tea!
Steep 4 grams of tea in
10–12 oz of
212°F (100°C) water for
5 minutes.
Iced Tea Instructions
Steep 5 grams of tea in 10-12 oz of 212°F (100°C) water for 5 minutes.
Pour over a heaping glass of ice and enjoy!
Approximate Cups of Tea per Package
This estimate is based on the recommended steeping instructions for this tea. Actual yield will vary depending on your steeping method and personal preference.
Tart, almost food. Full of vitamin 'C' I have heard.
Warm and a special break event.
I imagine serving this tea at first light.
Standing on the bed of my old pick-up truck with a fire roaring in my stove.
Its fall, its dark and cold and the joggers are lining up and gathering around for this tea.
Hands down my most favorite tea! I make it as iced tea with rhubarb. I cook the rhubarb in the water - only takes a few minutes. Strain the rhubarb out, then add the tea ball. So good!
With a dash of cinnamon, a drop of honey, and a splash of milk… this hot tea is my favorite—especially since I’m caffeine free (two years & running!) :)
I love this tea. I'd give it five stars if they left out the "natural flavors." I don't know why you need to add artificial flavoring. The tea mix doesn't need it.
Great tea! For those who yearn for the iced tea pouches, I put my loose tea in a pitcher with an infuser and put it in the fridge for 6-8 hours. Voila - iced tea.
First time trying it and it's quite a delicious, lively hibiscus and berry filled brew. So far I've only tried it hot but I could see how this could make a very tasty iced tea. Tea Source knocked it out of the park without having any of the overpowering natural flavorings that are common in these herbal hibiscus teas. Full of vitamin C and blood pressure lowering hibiscus. This will be my go to morning drink!
I've been describing this as the better, more adult version of Kool-Aid. It's delicious! I like to add a smidge of vanilla syrup and a pinch of sea salt.
The ONLY downside is the natural flavors. Wish that wasn't on the ingredient list!
Tart, almost food. Full of vitamin 'C' I have heard.
Warm and a special break event.
I imagine serving this tea at first light.
Standing on the bed of my old pick-up truck with a fire roaring in my stove.
Its fall, its dark and cold and the joggers are lining up and gathering around for this tea.
This is my absolute favorite tea. I love the flavor and that you don't really need a sweetener. If you do, stevia, monk fruit, or jaggery go nicely with it.
A pound bag doesn't last long around here.
I had higher hopes for this tea. The red berries tea was not very flavorful on its own. I do plan on making a blend after reading some of the other reviews. Hoping it will be better then.
This tea is so tart and flavorful, and as an iced tea it is next to none. By far my favorite herbal tea. I drink gallons of it in the summer—no sugar necessary! It’s a great hot tea too. But Tea Source—please bring back the iced tea sachets!!! So easy and addicting during the summer months!
Just disappointed that Tea Source has decided not to make the ice tea pouches . Since we’ve been drinking Red Berties ice tea for years ( and it supposedly was one of the best selling teas) I never thought I’d need to hoard it.
My last purchase was by mail in April. Ordered 5 large packs of Red berries ice tea pouches. I wish I ordered 20 because its been discontinued.
After trying to get to the now openTea Source in Highland for a couple weeks, (they’re only open 2 days a week for 5 hours) it was a very long wait due to Covid social distancing and one employee but I was committed . When I Finally got up to cOunter , the tea person informed me they have discontinued the red berries ice tea pouches . She called another store . Nope . She explains that I could make my own tea pouches and So I bought Loose tea and pouches.
This is obviously not a big deal but it is disappointing and I guess we’ll find a new beverage . Tea source isn’t conveniently located and their hours make it even more challenging so this is too much coordinating to buy loose tea I have to bag . I appreciate Tea Source’s care and attention to Covid protocols and am glad I got to enjoy red berries ice tea for a few years . 🧡
My husband and I discovered the Red Berries Tea one summer a few years back at a bed and breakfast in Boulder, Colorado. They kept it available as an iced tea during the days for patrons. My husband wasn't a big tea drinker at the time, but this one seemed to hit a sweet spot. We've been ordering a pound of the Red Berries at least once or twice a year since, and we drink it almost daily--in the summer as an iced tea and in the winter as a hot afternoon pick-me-up. For us, it's been truly a keeper.
I drink brewed iced tea year round. (Love Minnesota N'ice). however, I need caffeine free after noon. This is perfect. I brew it extra strong and then mix it with charged water for a super refreshing iced tea for afternoon and evening.
Already ordering more for summertime evenings on the deck. (I'll probably figure out how to make a summer cocktail with the concentrated tea)
Tart, almost food. Full of vitamin 'C' I have heard.
Warm and a special break event.
I imagine serving this tea at first light.
Standing on the bed of my old pick-up truck with a fire roaring in my stove.
Its fall, its dark and cold and the joggers are lining up and gathering around for this tea.
This is a really lovely fruity tea on its own. But when I make kombucha I like to add a spoonful of this tea to the jar during the second ferment. It really is so good I've had lifelong kombucha drinkers tell me it was their favorite!
I fell in love with this tea in a small town coffee shop near my house. Unfortunately they closed once a chain store moved in. I found it again at another little shop and found out where it was sourced from. So glad to have found it and can now have it at my office and home. I have only had it hot, but I can tell it will make an amazing iced tea. When I drink it hot, I need no sweetener at all. It is so wonderfully fragrant. The smell is as delightful as the taste. It is hard to find a good fruity tea. This one is the best! Thanks for this great tea!!
The aroma and color of Red Berries herbal tea is divine. I was first introduced to this variety in 2010 and was recently reintroduced to it. The scent of the tea is both soft and bright, while the flavor is tart and sweet. Thank you for bringing great quality teas to our area.
Have been drinking this blend for many years, first time on this site though. Although I do not drink a lot of tea in the summer, this has been a standard go-to during the Autumn and Winter.
Full of all kinds of great things such as antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and tons of fruity, zingy Flavor.
And highly recommend this Red Berries Tea to all and kin.
