red zinger
(15 reviews)type: herbal
ingredients: orange peel hibiscus lemon verbena lemongrass licorice natural flavors peppermint rosehips wild cherry bark
caffeine: no-caffeine
price level: $$$$
First offered in 1972, the original Zinger® tea blends tangy and fruity hibiscus leaves with refreshing peppermint, sweet orange, lively lemongrass and earthy wild cherry bark. One of our favorites over ice.
Recent reviews
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L Silva
It's a great drink to share with a large group of people. I often make a pitcher of it for friends and family who visit.
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Heather Seo
The tang of the hibiscus combined with the coolness of the peppermint and the zing from the lemongrass is so good! Adding a little sugar makes it even better and chilling takes it over the top. This is a tea that shows just how much flavor herbs can have on their own.
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Tea Tigress
Did not like, the sour/tart notes were so strong that I couldn't appreciate the fruit notes. And no amount of sweetener could help.
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Han lastname
I grew up drinking this! I love this iced in the summer and hot in the winter, it's a classic for a reason. The hibiscus flavor can get too strong and bitter if you steep it too long, so it's much easier to drink iced.
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Max Sugerman
I tried this recently after not having it for decades. Its great, it really lives up to its name. Its bright and zippy
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Ca U
Great tea. Very yummy. I got to try it at my friend’s house and I was pleasantly surprised
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Karie B.
This is a really zingy tea. I don't much care for it hot and unsweetened but it's a nice iced tea.
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Kat I
Its very tart without any sweetener, but it doesn't take much to evenout the blend.
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Noemi Fernandez
A nice tart tea. I couldnt figure out what I didn't like about it but it's the cherry flavor in it that reminds me of medicine