Hot days call for cool retreats! You already know cold brew tea is a vibe, but we’re taking it to the next level of fun this summer! From EXTRA extras to Tasty Treats – here’s all you need to cool the f**k down on the hottest summer days.

Cool Down with Cold Brew Fun

We love cold brew tea in the summer! We love it year-round, too. But cold brew tea’s cool refreshing flavor and no need for ice, makes it the perfect summer libation. Here are some of our absolute favorite ways to party with cold brew!

Accessories Beautify your Cold Brew Tea

Jazz up your cold brew mason jars with these fun extras!

Crossbody Mason Jar Sleeve

Sip in style and stay hydrated with this gem. It fits 24 or 32-ounce mason jars (and most other water bottles) and his big a ole' pocket!

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Chalk Lids

Label and Relabel your mason jars with

these reusable chalk lids!

Be Creative, Be Snarky, Be You!

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Chalk Markers

The Chalk Lids aren’t complete without

their marker companion! Keep your tea

organized (even if your life isn’t)!

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Ice, Tice Baby

One of our favorite things about cold brew tea is that you don’t have to dilute the flavor with ice cubes to enjoy a cool, refreshing cup of tea. But, who can resist the mouthwatering clink of ice cubes in a glass?

Here’s the sweet solution: Tice! (Tea Ice Cubes)

How to Make Tice

Prepare your favorite cold brew tea as usual
(Optional, but delicious) Drop a piece of fruit in each ice mold
Carefully, spoon or pour the cold brew into the ice cube tray
Put them in the freezer, and freeze them overnight

When you’re ready to enjoy, pop a few Tice cubes into your cold brew cup with your tea and enjoy that sh*t! No dilution – all delicious! Or try your Tice cubes in a cup of cold sparkling water for a subtle splash of flavor!

Why Concentrate?

Not enough room in your refrigerator for all your cold brew tea blends? We’ve got an answer! Try cold brew tea concentrate.

If you don’t have room for the Big A** Mason Jar (64 ounces), you can brew up a concentrate in the 32oz jar (or smaller). Win Win – you get your cold brew tea, and your refrigerator gets some breathing room.

Here are 2 ways to make Cold Brew Concentrate:

Prepare your cold brew tea as you normally would, but steep for twice as long. NOTE: steeping tea longer will slightly alter the finished flavor of your tea. It will still be delicious, but practice makes perfect – or in this case, practice makes delicious!
Prepare your cold brew tea with double the tea leaves (a 32oz jar typically needs 12 grams, so double it = 24 grams). And steep for your normal amount of time per package or practice.

Once you’ve steeped your cold brew concentrate you’ll notice a deeper color than usual – that’s good! Now that you have a concentrate stored in your fridge, you can pull it out anytime and add it to cold filtered water! Add concentrate at a One-to-One ratio with your water (and adjust for taste). Drink cold brew tea by the gallon without storing a gallon!

Tasty Cool Cold Brew Recipes

And saving the best (or at least the tastiest) for last, here are some treats and recipes to indulge in this summer!

Fresh Fruit Added

Send your tastebuds on a much-deserved vacation with this fruit-infused Strawberry Kiwi Cold Brew Tea or spritz it into a mocktail with some sparkling water!

Get back to your homestead roots with this herbal Berry Peachy Cold Brew and don’t forget the Tice!

Popsicles

Escape the heat with these Cold Brew Tea Popsicles. They’re so f*cking cool and refreshing on summer’s hot days. (Sun-drenched glow included).

Orange Creamsicle

Hear the jingle! The ice cream truck just turned down your street. Indulge in the sweet treat of Orange Creamsicle Cold Brew Tea. The ultimate summer tea flex.