Steaz - Organic Green Tea - Blueberry Pomegranate (12 Pack) - Antioxidant Brew - 65mg Natural Caffeine, 90 Calories, Vitamin C - Cane Sugar Sweetened Iced Tea - Vegan - 12 Cans, 16 fl oz (473mL)

I drink lots of iced tea and brew it several times per week. Sometimes I like an alternative, but want to avoid some of the overly sweet bottled versions that don't even taste like iced tea. I used to drink Snapple, but the citric acid was too rough on my stomach and in the end that was too sweet also. At the same time, I don't like unsweetened tea, unless it is fresh brewed. The Steaz teas are the perfect compromise. Each 20 oz can is about 80 calories, which is less than half of most of the others. I also like this particular flavor, but the peach and other flavors are good as well. They also make a sugar free version, which I did not care for as much. What I do is mix in a little ice water with it. That makes it last longer, and lets me spread those 80 calories across the whole day. It's a bit pricey, and I've shopped around for it. I have it on regular delivery from Amazon and get a small discount, which I think is 5%. It is worth trying for sure.

Love it so much, the ratio of tea and flavor is perfect in my opinion. It tastes like green tea and blueberry pomegranate but not too strong of either. Some of their teas taste like straight sweetener, not tea, but this is the perfect ratio.

Makes for a nice alternative to other caffeine products. Light, sweeter taste. Love that it's organic.

Great, great, great tasting tea, not too heavy and just the right amount of sweetness. Very refreshing and very healthy super foods in this organic green tea make it a much better choice than most soft drinks for the health conscious consumer.

I am not able to find Steaz Organic Teaz in my area and so I'm glad to receive it via automatic free shipping from Amazon. It has a light, fruity taste, yet is green tea with all its wonderful antioxidants. My only disappointment is that the 12 pack arrives with the inner box in a shambles, and multiple very dented cans which are sometimes sticky, as if there had been leaking from other damaged 12 packs. This has happened with every shipment. The price is good, and I believe I'll continue to get it. However, if the price IS lower because they are damaged shipments this should be stated by the vendor.

I love this green tea so much! It is the perfect pick-me-up. Delicious and refreshing, but not so much caffeine that I have to worry about it keeping me up at night. It has a light berry taste and it's sweet but not overly so. Unlike coffee, I can drink this in the evening and still get to sleep on time. I love that it's organic and it's a great size. I try to use these as a "treat" because they are a little bit on the pricey side, but still a much better/cheaper alternative to buying coffee or tea at a coffee shop.

I've never had a subscription to tea before, but this was worth it. Every month, Amazon delivers a case of Steaz Iced Teaz to me, and every month, I finish the whole thing in about 20 days. This leaves me 10-11 days of cold sweats, waiting for my fix.I don't drink sodas and I don't like sweetened teas, and this flavor is perfect for me. It's not too sweet, it's not overly sugary, and it does a good job to keep me awake. I just wish the cases came with an extra half-dozen cans.

I've had this on my monthly S&S for almost a year, easily my favorite refreshing drink! I felt compelled to write a review now that the can went through a redesign/'rebranding' and some might be confused about the acai, I initially thought amazon screwed up on my order!At first glance, the Acai seems to missing from the central flavors, but not to fret, its still there in the ingredients! Not sure why its missing, maybe Steaz thought it wasn't core flavor or there is a negative 'taste' association with acai, no idea.I'm by no means a taste tester, but the drink doesn't seemed to have changed taste wise. Ingredients seems to be same, the only changes being that the acai is simply called 'organic acai juice' instead of 'Sambazon organic acai juice' (and the Sambazon badge is gone as well). Nutritional facts are the same, they removed the disclaimer that 'this drink may have been bottled in a brewery that also produces wheat products', so I guess good news for those with wheat allergies? but I'd still check with steaz officially to make sure.Overall, its the same good flavors, I like the redesign, it looks a little more modernized and they didn't seem to mess with the taste, so its all good to me!