Master the Art of Iced Tea

Discover the Best Tea Bags and Brewing Tips for a Perfectly Refreshing Sip

Are you ready to elevate your teatime with the trendiest drink of the year? Iced tea bags offer a refreshing and convenient way to enjoy a chilled beverage on a hot summer day. Whether you prefer classic black tea or adventurous fruity blends, there's a wide variety of options to suit your taste. In this guide, we'll explore unique flavors, brewing tips, and how to achieve the perfect glass of iced tea.

When ranking the best iced tea bags, several factors come into play: taste, aroma, quality of ingredients, sustainability practices, and overall customer satisfaction. Each flavor brings its own unique flair, appealing to different palates and preferences.

At Blue Moon Tea, we’ve perfected the art of blending teas to create exceptional flavors that delight our customers. Our Nilgiri tea from South India is a standout, offering a crisp, clear iced tea that never clouds. Popular choices include our ginger peach green tea and rooibos herbal blends, ideal for those seeking a fruity twist.

For those who crave something extraordinary, our Black Currant and Passion Fruit black teas are creative offerings that will take your iced tea experience to new heights.

The possibilities with iced tea bags are endless, from traditional black teas infused with citrusy notes to herbal blends bursting with floral aromas.

When making iced tea at home, start by boiling fresh water, using 2 grams of tea per cup. If you're making a gallon of iced tea, instead of boiling a full gallon of water, simply steep 4 cups of freshly boiled water with the tea bags for 3-5 minutes. Remove the tea, let it cool to room temperature, then add 12 cups of cool water. Making iced tea at home is a cost-effective way to enjoy fresh, unsweetened tea—at around just 10 cents per 8 oz glass—without the added sugars or sweeteners found in store-bought options.