Snapple Half N' Half, Lemonade Iced Tea 16 fl oz

Snapple Half N' Half, Lemonade Iced Tea (16 fl oz) is a sweet, ready-to-drink bottled blend that reads like a summertime staple in an American grocery store. You’ll typically find it in the refrigerated beverage coolers or on endcaps in the drinks aisle, shelved alongside other bottled teas, lemonades, flavored waters and grab-and-go juices — sometimes also stocked on ambient shelves near convenience drinks. It’s the kind of bottle shoppers reach for on road trips, backyard barbecues, casual weekend brunches or as a sweet accompaniment to deli sandwiches. The Snapple brand leans on a nostalgic, approachable positioning: a familiar, family-friendly name that markets an “all natural” story and retro charm aimed at teens and adults who want convenience with a hint of authenticity. The label features health-halo cues — “Our Real Tea” and “All natural” — plus a recyclable-bottle callout, but it carries no organic certification and doesn’t target children specifically. From a processing perspective the product is an industrially produced flavored beverage: filtered water, added sugar, clarified lemon juice concentrate, citric acid and natural flavors blended with brewed tea and pasteurized for shelf stability. Sensory-wise it delivers a cold, syrupy sweetness with a bright lemon tang and a light tea astringency; mouthfeel is smooth and viscous rather than crisp, and the plastic 16 oz twist-cap bottle supports a grab-and-go ritual — chugging on a road trip, sipping with a picnic, or cracking one open at a tailgate. Nutritionally it’s high in sugar and calories relative to unsweetened tea, which shapes how many shoppers use it: treat or indulgence rather than daily hydration.