Fair-goers are said to have poured their hot tea over ice to cool off from the summer day. The U.S. is unique in its tea consumption habits. While most of the world prefers their tea hot, we prefer it cold. A new product, Nestea Iced Tea Liquid Concentrate, makes great tasting iced tea in seconds. The package lets tea makers prepare servings of any size from one glass up to four quarts.
Tea is thought to be one of the oldest beverages in the world.
B.C. the Chinese Emperor Shen Nung was boiling water and some leaves from a nearby bush blew in the pot. Much of the world s tea is grown in mountainous areas, usually 3,000 to 7,000 feet above sea level. On any given day, nearly half the country s population drinks tea, with the greatest concentration of tea-drinkers sipping in the South and Northeast. Many of these tea drinkers will enjoy New Nestea Iced Tea Liquid Concentrate in one of three flavors lemon, raspberry and green tea with honey all of which are 100 percent natural, with no artificial colors, flavors, additives or preservatives. June is Iced Tea Month.