Pom White Peach Tea

Pom White Peach Tea is a ready-to-drink bottled iced tea that you’d spot in the refrigerated beverage case or on a chilled endcap near other flavored teas, sparkling waters, and functional drinks. Packaged in a single-serve 12 fl oz bottle, it reads like a hybrid between fruit juice and iced tea: clear label art evokes peaches and pomegranate with copy that emphasizes "white tea" and "antioxidant power." Shoppers reach for it on warm afternoons, for picnic baskets, grab-and-go lunches, or as a lighter, fruit-forward choice at brunch. The brand leans into wellness-adjacent marketing — pomegranate and “natural flavors” suggest a healthful lift — positioning Pom toward millennials and health-conscious shoppers who want an elevated, flavorful alternative to sodas. The label avoids child-focused cartoons and instead uses sophisticated fruit imagery and claims like “antioxidant” rather than organic or non-GMO badges; there’s no organic certification on the ingredient list. In plain terms it’s a processed, shelf-stable iced tea beverage made from extracts, concentrates and added sweeteners. Sensory notes: lightly viscous but still drinkable, with a crisp chilled sip, a sweet peach top note, tropical passionfruit brightness and a faint tart pomegranate finish; mouthfeel is thin compared with full juices. Rituals around it are casual — popped into a cooler for road trips, set beside a sandwich at lunch, or sipped while scrolling social media. The bottle and label give it a contemporary, slightly premium convenience vibe: attractive, flavorful, and designed for immediate consumption rather than home preparation.