Arizona Half & Half, Arnold Palmer Iced Tea Lemonade, Zero

Arizona Half & Half Arnold Palmer Zero is a large-format, ready-to-drink iced tea/lemonade hybrid sold in a 128 fl oz bottle that you’d typically find on the beverage aisle with other iced teas, bottled lemonades, and value-sized soft drinks — often shelved near other Arizona multi-packs and bargain-sized refreshments rather than in the chilled case. It reads like a mainstream, Americana product tied to the Arnold Palmer name: half tea, half lemonade, presented as a no-calorie, nostalgic option for fans of the classic drink. The label leans heavily on “no calories,” “no preservatives,” and “no artificial color/flavor” claims and highlights vitamin C, while also noting it contains only 5% juice; there’s no organic certification and the graphics favor a familiar, mass-market look over child-focused characters. Sensory notes: pours clear-brown with bright lemon top notes, a smooth tea body, a slightly thin but clean mouthfeel helped by gum acacia, and a faint sucralose sweetness and aftertaste typical of zero-calorie sweeteners. Packaging is large and utilitarian — a big pour-and-share bottle meant for refilling glasses and pitchers at picnics, barbecues, or family gatherings. Rituals around the product include grabbing it for road trips, topping off backyard coolers at game-day parties, or keeping a jug in the pantry for casual brunches and hot-weather sipping. In plain terms, it’s a highly processed, shelf-stable, flavored beverage formulated for convenience and nostalgic appeal rather than minimal processing or whole ingredients.