Snapple Zero Lemon Tea

Snapple Zero Lemon Tea is a large-format, low-calorie bottled iced tea that reads like a pantry-friendly shortcut to a classic summer refreshment. You’ll most often find the 64 fl oz bottle in the beverage aisle or chilled on endcaps with other ready-to-drink iced teas, flavored waters and diet sodas — often stacked near single-serve teas and multipacks for grab-and-go shoppers. It fits occasions that call for convenient, low-calorie refreshments: cooling off on a road trip, topping up a work lunch cooler, or serving as a calorie-conscious option at casual get-togethers and movie nights. The brand leans on a nostalgic, approachable identity — born in New York, positioned as “the best stuff on Earth” — appealing to teens, young adults and busy families who want familiar flavor without sugar. The label leans into health halos: “naturally flavored,” “low calorie,” “gluten free,” and a prominent calorie-per-serving claim, though it is not organic and contains no whole-food certification. Processing is higher than homemade tea — this is a shelf-stable, formulated beverage made with filtered water, tea extracts, acidulants and sweetener rather than brewed-from-leaves at home. Sensory cues: a clear amber tea with pronounced lemon aroma, smooth watery mouthfeel, and a clean sweet finish (from noncaloric sweetener) that can have a slight cooling or artificial aftertaste. The bottle is plastic and pourable, designed for communal use or repeated pours over ice; rituals include chilling, popping the cap at picnics, or keeping a bottle in the fridge for quick refills.