Liquid Tea Concentrate with Caffeine- Makes 64 Gallons!

This makes the BEST iced tea. I highly recommend giving it a try. So easy and taste is great!

I love this tea! I don't use it to make full glasses of tea. I use it more as an enhancer. I drink iced tea all day long. But when the ice melts, I'm left drinking blah. Now, I put the ice in my glass, pour a bit of this tea in which coats the ice and freezes, and then pour in my iced tea. As the ice melts, it releases the frozen concentrated tea, and my drink stays tasting like iced tea and not like melted ice! As of this review I am on my sixth bottle! One thing, though, is the top is a squirt lid that you pop open. For some reason it gets tea everywhere. It's very messy. So I've resorted to simply unscrewing the top, pouring what I need into my glass, and then replacing the top back on. No more mess! I just simply love this product!

So, got this yesterday and used it for the first time this morning. I squirted what seemed like a little less than a cap full into a 32oz bottle. Sweetened with a pink packet and then filled the bottle with water. Yep, it was a bit too much. I drank a little less than half of it and then filled it back up with ice and it was just right. The taste is quite surprising. I pretty much suck at brewing tea. I get it right about half the time. This taste quite good and I can tell that I'll have a much higher batting average by taking the brewing step out of the equation. It was very easy to use, despite my using a little too much on the first try. I got two bottles that had the same level in them. The bottle I used now has about 1/8th inch less in it. I'm thinking that once I get the dosage right, this is going to last me a very long time. I generally drink about 2 liters of soda a day and I got this to stop that. I'm one of those people who can't stand just plain water and I think this tea is going to end my Mt. Dew addiction. Value for the money is spot on. If one bottle does make 32 gallons, and I have no reason to believe it won't, that is a little less than $0.80 per gallon. If you drink a lot of tea, you won't be disappointed with this purchase.

I love it. Just wish it were cheaper. It’s very easy to measure without tools once you get the knack. It has a good cap and you quickly learn exactly how much to squirt into your container. It immediately disperses into water with virtually no agitation. Very clean taste. Two of the shipments have had slight leaks, fortunately they were contained by the packaging. The bottles have an inner seal but the product is rather potent and tends to damage the seals. The caps are either poorly tightened or tend to work loose in transport. This isn’t a major issue but it definitely could be. Others have mentioned it. I am not sure why the manufacturer isn’t making sure it either doesn’t or cannot happen. Love the product though.

I just ordered a second 4-pack direct from the company ($10 cheaper) so this has been a winner for our family. We had been brewing our own for years with family-sized tea bags, which IS cheaper if using generic brands at least, but there's the time and expense of boiling some water for steeping and then the time of waiting for it to cool (or expense of putting it into fridge sooner to cool). Now it's not even a minute to dump in 2 Tbsp of concentrate and add a gallon of water. I've consumed tea of all kinds my entire life and have no issues at all with the taste. There were a couple times someone only used 1 Tbsp and you could tell it was weak, but it takes all of 30 seconds to add another Tbsp to fix that issue. You can't beat this for simplicity and time savings for what I consider a reasonable cost compared to other concentrates.

I'm not a prepper and I don't play one on tv. But I picked up a couple of bottles of Walker's ice Tea concentrate during that whole COVID thing we had in 2020. It turned out to be a great way to help keep the pantry stocked during a period where grocery stores were barren. These days, I always have a couple of bottles in the pantry. Iced tea made with Walkers is better than any powdered mix you can find. It's on-par with making brewing your own from tea-bags or by the sun-made method. I don't even bother measuring, I just squirt in however much looks to be about as dark (strong) as I want it.... and done. I love the ability to be able to vary the strength at any time & will occasionally doctor it up to have lemon or other fruit flavors. For those wanting to make their iced tea sweet, fruit juice or simple syrup works great. Personally, I make a pitcher at a time. But I've also had occasion to simply pour straight from the bottle into a glass of ice water.

Use this all the time.

I really like the flavor of this tea I have to add a little bit more than one ounce per gallon for my taste but it's still a good value.