Southern Living uses unsweetened tea, which is a no-no for many Southerners (myself included), but they swear the sweetness of the juice is enough. So, if you want more sugar, add it.

Sweet tea, as Southerners call their iced tea, is named for its two key ingredients -- tea and lots of sugar. There's no such thing as an unsweetened sweet tea. And unlike its summer-loving ...

With only seven Southern states on team sweet tea, it appears that unsweetened iced tea is the leader in the United States. However, don’t tell that to a sweet tea drinker.

Iced tea is a Southern staple, but if the taste is failing to impress your tastebuds you don't have to settle for less. Use this simple trick to boost flavor.

Sweet tea, as Southerners call their iced tea, is named for its two key ingredients – tea and lots of sugar. There’s no such thing as an unsweetened sweet tea.

Sweet tea, as Southerners call their iced tea, is named for its two key ingredients — tea and lots of sugar. There's no such thing as an unsweetened sweet tea.

A group of bar owners and bartenders in Long Island, New York, have declared “war” on the tourism board of Kingsport, Tennessee, after the board said the iconic Long Island Iced Tea drink was ...

Iced tea, legend has it, first saw the light of day at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair—a 184-day spectacle that drew over 20 million visitors and featured such exhibits as the world’s ...

In time for June’s National Iced Tea Month, here is a look at why some Americans prefer one kind of tea over another.