Sweet tea or unsweetened iced tea. It’s an argument for the ages. In time for June’s National Iced Tea Month, take a look at the popularity of both. Photo credit: Depositphotos. Order a glass of iced ...

A tall glass of iced tea is always a great thirst-quencher to reach for. It's a stand-by choice for a summer refresher, a worthy replacement for a post-lunch caffeine hit that won't give you the ...

There are a few things Southerners take seriously: Mama’s homemade biscuits, football season, and sweet tea. It’s almost offensive when a waiter asks us “unsweet or sweet?” It's sweet tea every time.

We all know the Lone Star State is famous for Texas tea, and I'm not talking about the stuff that comes out of the ground. I'm talking about sweet iced tea; the kind Texans enjoy on a hot afternoon. I ...

In Boston, they dumped it into the harbor; in the South, we pour it up into washed-out pickle jugs and mason jars. Brewed strong. Mixed sweeter than young love. Poured over clinking cubes of ice. Cut ...

Sweat tea is nectar of the gods down here, but when did it earn the distinction? When did the South embrace sweet tea as its top dog drink? You probably order it at just about every restaurant, fast ...

Order a glass of iced tea in the South and you’re guaranteed to get sweet tea. In most other places in the United States, your server will likely ask if you want your iced tea sweetened or unsweetened ...