AriZona green tea with ginseng and honey is more similar to a can of Coca-Cola than it is to actual green tea. There are much better alternatives to quench your thirst.

The science is limited but so far does not really agree; the National Institute of Health says, “There’s currently no conclusive evidence supporting any health benefits of Asian ginseng.” In any case!

I'm addicted to Arizona Green Tea with ginseng and honey. I drink the shit like it's beer. However it's a little expensive to just drink it all day if I buy it a 20oz bottle at a time.<BR><BR>Does ...

Arizona Green Tea ads boast that the drink contains “just the right amount” of ginseng to provide thirsty customers with an energy boost, but that appears to be zero, a federal lawsuit says.

Customers sue Arizona drinks company because their ginseng and honey green tea 'has no detectable amount of ginseng' Kalesha Niles of New York and Jason Lahey of Missouri have launched legal bid ...

The trio of spiked iced teas include Green Tea Ginseng & Honey, Iced Tea with Lemon, and Iced Tea with Peach. We’re Losing It Over AriZona Iced Tea’s Latest Product Announcement Skip to main ...

If you could fill your car up with cans of AriZona Green Tea with Ginseng and Honey, it would be cheaper than L.A. gas by nearly 40 cents a gallon.

Arizona Green Tea ads boast that the drink contains “just the right amount” of ginseng to provide thirsty customers with an energy boost, but that appears to be zero, a federal lawsuit says.

Arizona Green Tea ads boast that the drink contains “just the right amount” of ginseng to provide thirsty customers with an energy boost, but that appears to be zero, a federal lawsuit says.

Arizona Green Tea ads boast that the drink contains “just the right amount” of ginseng to provide thirsty customers with an energy boost, but that appears to be zero, a federal lawsuit says.

Arizona Green Tea ads boast that the drink contains “just the right amount” of ginseng to provide thirsty customers with an energy boost, but that appears to be zero, a federal lawsuit says.