Tevolution: White Tea with Peach

by Purpose Beverages, Inc

Product Type

Tea: Sweetened

Container

16 oz Glass

Nutritional Info

Serving size 8.0 fl oz (240 ml);
servings per container: 2 Calories: 60 Total Fat: 0g Cholesterol: 0mg Sodium: 10mg Total Carbohydrate: 13mg Protein: 0g

Ingredients

Purified water, organic cane sugar, peach with other natural flavors, citric acid, dry brewed organic white tea and dry brewed organic green tea.

Bevnet Rating
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Review: White Tea with Peach

Posted: Nov 02, 2011 at 11:09 AM (Last Updated: Nov 15, 2011 at 1:30 PM)
There are two fruit flavored white teas in the Tevolution lineup, but the differences are very subtle. However, we preferred the peach variety -- the peach flavoring goes better with the white tea than the mango. Plus, peach is a very popular flavor for RTD tea, so we suspect that this will be the more marketable of the two. Otherwise, the product has a modest amount of white tea flavor and sweetness from organic cane sugar (it has 120 calories per bottle). All in all, it’s a very pleasant tasting drink, but it doesn’t offer anything overly new or unique in the flavor department. We’d largely say the same for the packaging, with a fairly standard look to the product that includes a stock 16 oz. glass bottle and a paper label around the middle. It’s decent looking, but doesn’t totally pop off the shelf (the logo feels like something that goes with a technology company rather than a beverage company). Ultimately, the biggest point of differentiation has nothing to do with the appearance or flavor of the product, but instead with something that happens after you purchase the product. Specifically, the company donates 25 cents per bottle sold, but requires the consumer to peel back the label to find a specific code, which they then have to either submit via text or a web site. While the intentions are clearly good, it seems like a rather cumbersome approach for a single serve product. Overall, we don’t think they need to improve upon the flavor, but making this product feel like something that can sell on its own merit rather than charitable intentions will help it along.

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