Pure Leaf No Sugar Real Unsweetened Brewed Tea 6 ea

Pure Leaf No Sugar Real Unsweetened Brewed Tea (6-pack, 101.40 fl oz total) reads like a straightforward entry in the ready-to-drink tea category: bottles of amber-brown brewed black tea with a short ingredient list (brewed black tea, citric acid) and a Rainforest Alliance note. In the store you’ll most often find it in refrigerated beverage coolers near iced coffees, bottled waters, and other ready-to-drink teas, or on the bottled-tea aisle adjacent to sparkling waters and unsweetened lemonades. It fits routine grocery runs, picnic or BBQ shopping lists, and grab-and-go moments—people pick it up for lunchboxes, workday hydration, or to keep in the fridge for guests. The brand positions itself as a premium, “real-brewed” alternative to sugary iced teas and soda, aimed at adults who want an authentic tea experience without added sweeteners; marketing leans on craft, authenticity, and sustainable sourcing (Rainforest Alliance). The label carries several health-halo cues—“No Sugar,” “Real Brewed,” and a certification badge—without child-targeted graphics, so it skews toward grown-up, health-conscious buyers. In plain processing terms this is a brewed tea that’s been pasteurized and bottled with a small stabilizing acid—more processed than homemade but lacking artificial sweeteners or flavor cocktails. Sensory notes: crisp, clean, slightly astringent black-tea tannins with a brisk finish; no syrupy sweetness. Packaging is multipack PET bottles intended to be chilled and sipped straight from the bottle or poured over ice—the ritual is simple, refreshment-first, and portable.