Tea, Lemon-Lime and Tea Flavored Soda , 12 fl oz, 12 pack

Love the product but dont order from here, they just cancel it and refund because they dont actually have it and apparently arent capable of removing it from the system or marking as sold out. Product wise it was the best exploiting of a tiktok trend by a company so far. Wish it wasnt limited availability. It does taste like instant tea added to sprite with a little more lemon forward than normal sprite but it still works. You can easily make it your self with regular sprite but convenience is king these days. If you can find it still, grab it, just not from amazon direct as they dont actually have it or are pretending they dont so they can jack up the cost when it is even harder to find.

Very good taste like what it say Sprite and Tea, fair priced, refreshing, different in a good way.

Being honest, I didnt like it when it first came out and I tried it. But I didnt want to waste the bottle I purchased, so I finished it a few slow sips at a time. By the end of the last sip, I was hooked! Now that its out of production and barely in any stores, Im having to order it through here and its aggravating. I know I can't be the only one who absolutely loves this stuff. I really hope that the manufacturers see the response and demand for it and bring it back en masse and put it back on the shelves in stores as part of their regular and year round lineup. Ill keep my fingers crossed. This is the best soda that this company has created. Its new, innovative, something that hasn't been attempted successfully before, and has been done JUST RIGHT. So, please... Coca Cola, bring Sprite Tea back for good and make it a regular part of your lineup! 🙏🏻

delicious

It's solid. Has an interesting taste. Vwery fruity and sweet, but with a tiny kick of spice.

This tastes great, great value. Will purchase again.

It wasn't meant to be drank straight out of a can, get a cup of ice and pour it over top.

I tried this soft drink last summer with my grandmother, just weeks before my emergency surgery in July 2025. It was a hot day, and the packaging looked inviting — lemon-lime with a splash of tea, a twist on a classic. We both thought it was “alright” at first sip. But then the reality hit me: this drink is a sugar bomb disguised as a refreshing summer treat. Let me be clear — this is not a health-conscious beverage. It contains 37 grams of sugar in a single 12 oz can. That’s more than most people should consume in an entire day, especially if you’re watching your blood sugar or trying to avoid diabetes. For people already living with diabetes, this drink is a direct threat. It’s not just “a little sweet.” It’s aggressively sweet. The kind of sweetness that makes your teeth ache and your pancreas panic. I live with a colostomy, and I’ve learned to be extremely careful about what I put into my body. After trying this drink, I felt the sugar spike almost immediately. It didn’t feel refreshing — it felt like a mistake. The tea flavor is barely noticeable, and the lemon-lime profile is buried under a mountain of syrupy sweetness. It’s not balanced. It’s not clean. It’s not something I’d ever recommend to someone trying to stay healthy. This drink is a great example of how marketing can mislead. The label suggests something light, maybe even sophisticated — tea and citrus, a fusion of calm and zest. But what you get is a sugar-saturated soda that does nothing for your body except push it closer to insulin resistance. If you’re trying to lose weight, manage your blood pressure, or protect your kidneys, this is not the drink for you. I’m glad I tried it once, just to know what it was. But I won’t be buying it again. And I strongly discourage anyone else from doing so — especially if you’re living with diabetes, prediabetes, or any condition that requires you to monitor your sugar intake. There are better options out there. Cleaner ones. Smarter ones. This drink is a health hazard in disguise. Two stars — one for the packaging, one for the experience of trying it with my grandmother. But everything else? A hard pass.