Ryl Iced Tea, Green, Antioxidant Superblend, Zero Sugar, Low Carb, Zero Calorie Iced Tea, 16.0 Fl Oz (12-Pack)

This is hands down my favorite Half & Half iced tea I’ve tried so far. The flavor is really good. It’s smooth, refreshing, and well balanced. There’s no artificial aftertaste at all, which is a huge win for me! It tastes clean and refreshing without being overly sweet, and I love that it’s an antioxidant blend too. If you’re picky about flavor and don’t like that fake sweetener taste some drinks have, this one is definitely worth trying. I’ll be buying it again.

This is hands down the best iced tea I’ve ever had. I’ve been on the hunt for a healthier alternative to sugary drinks, and most sugar-free teas I’ve tried are either bitter or have that artificial sweetener aftertaste I can’t stand. Ryl Tea is in a league of its own — incredibly smooth, super refreshing, and it doesn’t leave that weird feeling in your throat (if you know, you know). The flavor is clean and natural — it actually tastes like real tea! It’s now my go-to drink, and I find myself ordering it weekly. It gives me the perfect afternoon pick-me-up without the crash. Highly recommend — this one’s a must-buy!

Each flavor is excellent. You can’t go wrong.

Smooth, real flavors. Better ingredients for real benefit while being a refreshing drink.

Very good tasting tea.

If you're a fan of Morgan Wallen, you've likely heard about Ryl Iced Tea, Wallen's Sweet, Antioxidant Superblend, Zero Sugar, Low Carb, Low Calorie Iced Tea. This beverage, crafted by Wallen himself, promises to bring a taste of his favorite flavors straight to your fridge. As a proud member of his fandom, I was eager to try this tea and see if it lived up to the hype. First Impressions The packaging is sleek and eye-catching, featuring Wallen’s signature style that fans will immediately recognize. The first sip delivers a burst of sweetness, which might delight some drinkers but, for me, it was a bit overwhelming. Despite being marketed as "Wallen's Sweet," it didn't quite capture the essence of a good southern glass of sweet tea. The taste felt somewhat artificial and similar to many other bottled or canned teas on the market. There's also a noticeable bitterness that lingers after each sip, which might not be to everyone's liking. Health Benefits Where Ryl Iced Tea truly shines is in its health benefits. As an Antioxidant Superblend, it promises to deliver a host of wellness perks. Antioxidants are crucial for combating oxidative stress in the body, which can lead to various chronic diseases. Drinking this tea could be a step towards better overall health. Additionally, the tea boasts zero sugar, making it a great option for those watching their sugar intake. For anyone on a low-carb diet, this beverage fits perfectly with only a minimal amount of carbohydrates. The low-calorie count is another plus, making it a guilt-free choice for those who are calorie-conscious. Flavor Profile While the health benefits are impressive, the flavor is where this tea may divide opinions. To some, it may taste too sweet, while others might appreciate the effort to mimic Wallen's favorite flavors. Personally, I found it lacking the authentic taste of freshly brewed sweet tea that many southerners cherish. The bitterness is also a downside, making it less enjoyable compared to other tea options. Conclusion Ryl Iced Tea, Wallen's Sweet, Antioxidant Superblend, Zero Sugar, Low Carb, Low Calorie Iced Tea is a mixed bag. It's a fun nod to Morgan Wallen's preferences and offers substantial health benefits, making it a smart choice for health-conscious fans. However, the flavor may not appeal to everyone, especially those looking for a true southern sweet tea experience. If you're a die-hard Wallen fan, it might be worth a try, but don't expect it to replace your homemade sweet tea anytime soon.

This has become my go to beverage. I find it extremely refreshing and given the profile of no calories or sugar it’s healthy to boot. Downside is the price which after a while does add up. I’ll also note that every other shipment seems to have some cans with malformed tops that need to be opened with a scissors or knife. Some sort of production error but we’ve really run into it now a half dozen times now in maybe ten orders. As far as flavors go, I think the Peach has the most aftertaste and isn’t perfect. My preference is lemon or raspberry. Green isn’t for me but others in my family love it. Overall though clear, crisp refreshing taste that’s the best of the diet iced teas I’ve tried over the years.

This would be much better if the maker would make the tea stronger. It is very dilute, and it also has too much sweet. I doctor it up as best I can with the juice of half a lemon per can. Love the 16oz portion. So: stronger tea and less Stevia and monk fruit and you've got a winner.