Fresh peach tea makes a refreshing drink perfect for sipping all summer long. Simple to make, peach tea may become your signature drink!
I love a tall glass of iced tea, especially when it begins getting warm and humid outside. You know, the sort of day that when you open the door to walk outside, the wall of heat that greets you takes your breath away? And, within five steps you feel like you’ve just stepped out of the shower the humidity is so high. Well, even though we are just in the month of June, we’ve already had a few days like that. It makes me cherish the days with breezes and afternoon showers even more!
But along with hot, humid days, summer also brings so many of my most favorite things. Like trips to the lake, making ice cream as often as we can throughout the week, fresh tomatoes, peaches, and blackberries, basil growing rampant in my garden, and cooling off in the sprinklers after my walks. Gosh, I sure do love summer.
I love to make fresh peach tea to help celebrate a little bit of that summertime, too! The heady scent of the peaches just makes me smile and relax. I know just like the peaches season, summer and the time we have together is a gift to enjoy. It is perfect when entertaining or just to kick that summer family meal up to a whole new level. But seriously, I like to drink a really big glass of it in the late afternoons on the back porch with a good book or doing absolutely nothing.
Here’s my Peach Tea recipe. Make it soon!
Peach Tea Recipe
Ingredients
- 3 tea bags, , Family size
- 4 peaches, , fresh, peeled and cut into slices
Instructions
- Bring 3-4 cups water to boil. Add tea bags, cover and remove from heat. Allow to steep for 10-15 minutes. Remove tea bags, pressing to get all of the liquid from the bags, and discard. Pour tea into a gallon pitcher.
- Add peaches to the container of a blender. Blend until smooth. Pour peach puree into pitcher with tea. Fill the pitcher the rest of the way with cold water.
- Refrigerate.
Notes
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
Enjoy!
Robyn xo
Ummm… this is so simple and genius. Making asap!
Just got a bag of peaches from the farmer’s market. This is perfect.