SteazOrganic Zero Calorie Half Iced Green Tea & Half Lemonade, 16 OZ (Pack of 12)USDA Organic

I love the taste of this tea. It doesn’t have that fake sugar or diet taste. It’s refreshing. My only complaint is it can be pricey.

I love Arnold Palmers, which to the uninitiated are drinks made from half iced tea and half lemonade. Steaz takes Arnold Palmers to the next level by making them healthful. First, they use green tea instead of regular black tea for the iced tea. Sounds like it might not work, but it does. Second, they sweeten the drink with Stevia and Erythritol -- two entirely natural, no-calorie sweeteners. So you can feel good about drinking these, while enjoying an incredibly thirst-quenching flavor. Love it!

I just recently discovered this brand of drinks. I am in love with their zero calorie half & half. I'd been drinking another, somewhat healthier brand for years. This is sweetened with stevia and a specific version of a sugar alcohol (from what I've gathered) that is not bad for you & easier on your gut than some sugar alcohols can be. And to boot - you get the benefits of green tea!Pricing here is slightly better than I found at Whole Foods, regular price. I can't find it in any other store where I live.

This is great. Love it. And with subscription, the price is not too bad. Highly recommend. I gave up soft drinks in Dec 2013 and only drink water, tea, and coffee. I travel a lot and sometimes it is hard to find good tea, especially in a bottle or can. But this is great and uses stevia to sweeten instead of brain melting aspartame.

There is a slight aftertaste. Better while ice cold, very refreshing that way. Zero carbs and naturally sweetened.

Have used the tea for years. This is a convenient way to buy, even though the prices have skyrocketed.

Great taste but I think they are over priced but worth the cash

The drink is great. But the last two orders have been received damaged. Almost every can is dented and at least one can has leaked. Additionally it is not a returnable product. Too bad...otherwise I would place it on subscription.