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July 1, 2009


Peet’s Coffee & Tea, Inc. has introduced Peet’s Bottled Iced Teas, a line of RTD teas made from the specialty coffee and tea purveyor’s whole tea leaves. Using green, oolong, white and black teas, the available all-natural varieties are Jade Green Lime Tea, Little Dragon Peach Tea, Moroccan Mint Green Tea, Snow Leopard Tea with Honey, Summer House Citrus Tea and Summer House Classic Tea. All are lightly sweetened except for the last, which is unsweetened. Emeryville, Calif.-based Peet’s uses only the highest-quality whole leaf teas sourced from the top 2 percent of tea in the world. The RTD tea line comes in a distinctively shaped 15-ounce glass bottle that retails for a suggested $1.69. To find out more, visit www.peetstea.com.


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