This new product will be an innovative step for Pure Leaf, whose current bottles of Sweet Tea include 42 grams of added sugar ...

Pure Leaf is rolling out a new real-brewed sweet, iced tea that contains zero sugar or calories. The brand’s new Zero Sugar Sweet Tea is made from black tea leaves that are brewed fresh for each ...

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The new Pure Leaf Zero Sugar Sweet Tea joins similar offerings on the market from both large beverage giants and smaller upstarts. Coca-Cola, through its Gold Peak brand; Zevia and Milo’s ...

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This new product will be an innovative step for Pure Leaf, whose current bottles of Sweet Tea include 42 grams of added sugar, with its Extra Sweet Tea ... from Pure Leaf's Lower Sugar iced teas, ...

I wouldn't call this tea ... extra-sweet tea. As a tea drinker, I appreciate a sliding scale of sweetness, along with an array of flavor options for its sweetened teas, including raspberry, blackberry ...