Taste of the South

Sweet Tea

SWEET ICED TEA is synonymous with the South, and no Sunday supper, potluck, or get-together would be complete without a pitcher or two of the sugary sip. With more than 100 years in business, our test kitchen partner Luzianne has helped make this refreshing beverage the true Southern standard that it has been and continues to be.

The Luzianne brand was established when founder William B. Reily moved his wholesale grocery business from Monroe, Louisiana, to New Orleans and started focusing on blending, packaging, and distributing both coffee and tea. In 1932, he developed one of the first teas ever blended specifically to be served over ice and focused on making sure it maintained its quality. This creation, Luzianne Iced Tea, has been a fan-favorite ever since. As simple as your go-to glass of tea might seem, this family business scours five continents to find the best tea leaves to bring the ultimate flavor and refreshment. So next time you’re reaching for tea bags to brew the

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