Clean Cause Tea Yerba Mate Lemonade Tea

Clean Cause Tea Yerba Mate Lemonade Tea is a single-serve, ready-to-drink bottled iced tea you’d spot in the refrigerated or ambient bottled-tea aisle of a supermarket, shelved alongside other iced teas, lemonades, functional beverages and canned kombuchas. Packaged in a clear 15.5 fl oz PET bottle with a bright, cause-driven label, it reads like a modern wellness beverage: organic ingredients called out prominently, “natural” flavor language, and a clean design that targets busy, health-minded shoppers. Shoppers reach for it on errands, at weekend brunches, or as an afternoon pick-me-up — it’s positioned for grab-and-go occasions like post-work coffee replacement, road trips, or picnic cooler staples. The brand leans into cause-marketing and organic positioning, appealing to younger adults who want a socially conscious, slightly upscale alternative to soda; its marketing angle emphasizes natural ingredients, organic cane sugar, and energy from yerba mate rather than synthetic stimulants. The label signals health halos — organic brewed yerba mate, organic lemon extract, organic green tea extract — and uses “natural” language, which makes it read wholesome despite being a packaged sweetened beverage. In plain terms it is a processed, shelf-stable ready-to-drink tea with added sugar and flavoring. Sensory cues: a bright lemony aroma, herbaceous mate backbone, and noticeable sweetness (21 g sugar, 90 calories) that yields a smooth, slightly syrupy mouthfeel when chilled. Rituals around it are casual: cracked open at a desk, sipped through a straw on a walk, or passed around on a sunny drive — an on-the-go, flavored tea experience that bridges natural imagery and convenience.