Our Top 5 Iced Tea Recipes for Sunny Days

Whether you're reopening your cafe or looking for something special to offer friends and family outdoors this spring, we've pulled together our favourite (and super simple) Good & Proper Iced Tea Recipes - plus, a little reminder on how to brew iced tea - either using the hot or cold brew method. 

Rooibos Punch 

Simply put, this iced tea is the perfect thirst quencher for warmer afternoons, and iced tea's answer to a non-alcoholic Pimms. 

HOW TO MAKE (NON-ALCOHOLIC) ROOIBOS PUNCH

Traditional Iced Tea

There's a very good reason why everyone household in America has a fresh jug of iced tea in their fridge - it hydrates and revives, it's super simple to make and it's the perfect partner for a hot summers day. We hope you enjoy this one as much as we do! 

HOW TO MAKE TRADITIONAL ICED TEA 

Hibiscus and Lime Fizz 

If you're looking for something you can prepare in advance, our Hibiscus and Lime Fizz is ideal as the sweetened hibiscus cordial can be made up to a week ahead. Then, when it comes to preparing each drink, simply pour the tea over ice and lime slices and top up with sparkling water in the same ratio as in the recipe.

HOW TO MAKE HIBISCUS AND LIME FIZZ

Matcha Lime Cooler

This intensely refreshing, luminous green iced tea is guaranteed to have you hooked - plus it's packed full of all that matcha goodness. A great one as day moves into night, and if you’re still drinking it when the sun goes down, simply add a shot of rum to transform it into a delicious evening cocktail. Happy days!

HOW TO MAKE A MATCHA LIME COOLER 

Lemon Verbena, Honey and Lemon 

An irresistibly refreshing drink to make the most of this season's outdoor dining. Smooth and creamy Lemon Verbena is a natural go-to on a sunny day and a team favourite for an occasion. 

HOW TO MAKE LEMON VERBENA, HONEY AND LEMON ICED TEA

Whether you choose to enjoy your iced tea at home with friends or you're looking to add something delightfully different to your cafe and bar menus, do tag us in your creations @goodandpropertea using the tag #goodandpropericedtea as we'd love to see what you're up to.