community tea

The listings include large ready-to-drink jugs (half-and-half iced tea & lemonade), single-serve bubble tea cups sold in multi-packs, and family-size iced tea bags formulated for pitcher brewing.

Common ingredients include chamomile (often blended with lavender or lemon balm), dandelion, burdock root, spearmint, and fruit or rose flavoring in the bubble tea offerings.

Preparation depends on format: boxed herbal bags list hot‑steeping times (e.g., ~4 minutes for chamomile), family-size iced tea bags are brewed in a pitcher (3–5 minute steeps), ready-to-drink jugs say to shake and refrigerate after opening, single‑serve bubble tea cups are opened and sipped with the included straw, and dried roots are brewed solo or blended with other teas.

The listings span a wide range: from small single‑serve sizes (as small as 0.73 oz) up to large containers (128 fl oz). Other explicit values shown include 0.85 oz, 2.08 oz, 16.8 oz, 36.72 oz, and 48 fl oz.