What's the appeal?

Have always wondered the same thing. Even coffee chains make more sense than this sewage.

>>9040869
It tastes good to some people so they purchase their product which allows them to stay in business and create more product

>>9040869
I'd rather have a diet Arizona green tea desu

>this is what americans think tea is

>>9040924
I guess if people will pay over a buck for bottled water, then you can sell any sort of beverage for huge profit.

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Peak makes flavored coffee drinks now. I tried this one.. It was crazy fucking sweet (had 54g of sugar) and tasted like that cereal that had the frog on the box

What's funny is you can just brew your own entire gallon of straight black tea in a few minutes and it will cost you like 10 cents and won't have any additives in it and will taste better. I guess you're just paying for the convenience of the bottle.

>>9040869
tea in general tastes like ass

>>9041136
Peak and Dunkin both started showing up on shelves recently. Both have insane sugar content, no thanks

Marketing

>>9041136
>>9041850
when even the americans are saying it has too much sugar you know it must be bad

>>9041293
No duh. Some of us don't Own big ass brewing jugs and lots of containers in our small apartment kitchens!! Jeeeeeeez

>>9042165
Seems kinda dumb to keep buying super overpriced bottled shit instead of a $1 jug.

I don't care how tiny your apartment is, surely you can make room for a plastic jug.

>>9041293
If I'm out running errands and decide I want to drink some tea, I can't exactly brew a gallon right then and there, can I? It's a lot easier just to stop into a gas station and buy a bottle, then continue on with my day.