Though it’s part of the "fruit juice cocktail" lineup rather than the tea family, Arizona’s Mucho Mango deserves a spot on ...

Raise a glass to celebrate the life of golf’s “King” — and make it an Arnold Palmer. “I imagine that Arnold Palmer walks into a restaurant and they ask him what he’s drinking, and he ...

Your favorite iced tea brand is actually a lie. Yep, the iconic Arizona iced tea isn't actually from Arizona. In fact, it's not even close!

Famous golfer Arnold Palmer has partnered with AriZona Beverages for a second time to make another ready-to-drink light iced tea and lemonade mix -- the Arnold Palmer Pomegranate Half and Half Lite.

The drink, the "Arnold Palmer," was indeed started by Arnold Palmer as a combination of iced tea and lemonade. So simple, yet so delicious. He explained the origin of the drink in a 30 for 30 short.

Dunkin' has partnered with AriZona iced tea and the Arnold Palmer Foundation to create this glacial, ... Story has it that Palmer ordered a half-lemonade, half-iced tea at the U.S. Open in 1960.

Arnold Palmer's pour of choice, a half lemonade, half iced tea glass of simple pleasure, has always been a fertile spot to plant booze. Add some vodka or bourbon or Southern Comfort to it and you ...

Palmer loved iced tea and suggested to his wife, Winnie, one day that she make a big pitcher of the drink. For fun, he suggested a dose of lemonade to mix things up.

Raise a glass to celebrate the life of golf's ''King'' - and make it an Arnold Palmer. ''I imagine that Arnold Palmer walks into a restaurant and they ask him what he's drinking, and he says ...