The Ultimate Summer Tea Guide: Recipes, Mocktails & Refreshing Ways to Enjoy Bush Berry Tea
When the temperatures rise, tea becomes one of the most refreshing drinks of the season.
Whether you're lounging on the patio, heading to the lake, hosting a backyard BBQ, or looking for a healthier alternative to sugary beverages, loose-leaf tea can transform into everything from cold brews and sparkling mocktails to popsicles and fruit-infused refreshers.
Here are some of our favourite ways to enjoy Bush Berry Tea and our summer blends all season long.
1. The Perfect Cold Brew Tea
Cold brewing is one of the easiest ways to enjoy tea in the summer. It produces a naturally smooth, refreshing flavour with less bitterness and no need to boil water.
You'll Need:
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Mason Jar Infuser
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2.5 tbls loose leaf tea / 1 L water
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Cold water
Instructions:
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Add tea to your Mason Jar Infuser.
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Fill with cold water.
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Refrigerate for 4-8 hours.
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Remove leaves and enjoy.
Best Summer Blends:
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Hibiscus Punch
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Peach Party
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Sunny Days
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Green Lemon
Pro Tip: Make a batch before bed and wake up to perfectly chilled tea.
2. Bush Berry Sparkling Refresher
This vibrant drink is perfect for patios and summer entertaining.
Ingredients:
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1 cup strong brewed Bush Berry Tea, chilled
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1 cup sparkling water
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Fresh raspberries
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Fresh blueberries
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Ice
Instructions:
Fill a glass with ice and berries. Add chilled Bush Berry Tea and top with sparkling water.
Garnish with fresh mint.
The result is a naturally fruity, lightly sparkling summer drink that feels special without any alcohol.
3. Wild Berry Tea Lemonade
A tea twist on a summer classic.
Ingredients:
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2 cups chilled Bush Berry Tea
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1 cup lemonade
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Ice
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Lemon slices
Instructions:
Combine tea and lemonade in a pitcher. Stir well and serve over ice.
Sweet, tart, and incredibly refreshing.
4. Bush Berry Tea Ice Cubes
One of the simplest ways to elevate summer drinks.
Instructions:
Brew a strong batch of Bush Berry Tea and pour into ice cube trays.
Freeze overnight.
Add cubes to:
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Sparkling water
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Lemonade
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Iced tea
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Mocktails
As the cubes melt, they add flavour instead of watering down your drink.
5. Berry Tea Popsicles
A family favourite on hot summer afternoons.
Ingredients:
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2 cups chilled Bush Berry Tea
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Fresh berries
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Optional honey or maple syrup
Instructions:
Combine ingredients and pour into popsicle molds.
Freeze for at least 6 hours.
A naturally colourful frozen treat everyone will love.
6. Campfire Tea Sangria (Non-Alcoholic)
Perfect for camping trips and evenings around the fire.
Ingredients:
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3 cups chilled Bush Berry Tea
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1 cup sparkling water
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Orange slices
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Strawberries
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Blueberries
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Ice
Combine everything in a large pitcher and serve immediately.
The fruit infuses the tea while creating a beautiful presentation.
7. Bush Berry Tea Smoothie
A nutritious summer breakfast option.
Ingredients:
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1 frozen banana
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1 cup frozen berries
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½ cup chilled Bush Berry Tea
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Greek yogurt
Blend until smooth.
The tea adds subtle berry notes while boosting flavour without added sugar.
8. Patio Mocktail: Mint Cooler
Ingredients:
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1 cup chilled Bush Berry Tea (Mighty Minty or Green Lemon)
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Fresh mint
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Fresh lime juice
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Sparkling water
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Ice
Muddle mint and lime in a glass.
Add ice, tea, and sparkling water.
Garnish with additional mint.
Refreshing, light, and perfect for summer gatherings.
Summer Brewing Tools We Love
Mason Jar Infuser
Our favourite tool for cold brewing loose-leaf tea at home, at work, or on the go.
Tea Samplers
The easiest way to discover your favourite summer blend.
Iced Tea Pitchers
Perfect for making larger batches for family gatherings and BBQs.
Your Summer Tea Adventure Starts Here
Tea isn't just for cold winter days.
From sparkling refreshers and berry mocktails to frozen treats and cold brews, there are endless ways to enjoy tea throughout the summer months.
Grab your favourite Bush Berry Tea blend, fill your Mason Jar Infuser, and discover a whole new way to sip summer.
Cheers to sunny days, lake adventures, and refreshing cups of tea.
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