Arizona Diet Blueberry Green Tea

Arizona Diet Blueberry Green Tea is a ready-to-drink flavored tea typically shelved in the refrigerated or ambient beverages aisle alongside iced teas, diet sodas, and bottled waters. In supermarkets you’ll find it near other value-brand bottled teas and large-format drink containers rather than premium loose-leaf teas. It’s aimed at shoppers looking for an inexpensive, flavorful alternative to sugary sodas — college students, budget-conscious families, and anyone wanting a low-calorie flavored beverage. The brand leans on Americana and nostalgic convenience: bold, colorful packaging and simple messaging that feels familiar and unpretentious. The label emphasizes “natural flavors,” “0 g net carbs,” and “contains no juice,” creating a light health halo despite the presence of artificial sweeteners and sugar alcohols. There’s no organic certification and no claims about whole ingredients. In plain terms, this is a highly processed, shelf-stable flavored tea that uses manufactured sweeteners and additives to achieve sweetness and color. Sensory-wise it pours light and watery with a cool, slightly astringent green-tea note under a prominent blueberry flavor; sweetness is driven by sucralose/acesulfame and a mild sugar-alcohol mouthfeel from sorbitol, which can leave a subtle cooling or aftertaste. Packaging is often a large 128 fl oz bottle with a screw cap intended for fridge storage and repeated pouring — a communal, grab-and-pour ritual for backyard gatherings, road trips, or everyday lunchboxes. It reads as convenient, inexpensive, and craveable, positioned as a guilt-minimizing flavored beverage rather than a premium tea experience.