A cool, refreshing, alcoholic beverage at the end of a long day in the hot Edmonton sun may be what you’re looking for, but often the ones you’re craving are packed full of sugar and preservatives. Sure, they taste good, but the excess sugar can leave you feeling bloated and tired.
Feel refreshed instead with Freed Earth Hard Tea, Canada’s newest vodka-based drink, just in time for all your summer adventures. Perfect for camping, hiking, celebrating a run along the River Valley, or even an afternoon of lawn games with friends, it will become your go-to drink all year-round.
But just don’t take our word for it – these drinks were designed for your summertime enjoyment, from the outside in.
With a focus on naturally brewed, ethically sourced tea, Freed Earth’s mission is to help drive more sustainable agricultural production and responsible supply chains.
The cardboard used in Freed Earth’s packaging is also certified by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative®. Oh, and the cans? They’re infinitely recyclable.
Simple doesn’t have to mean boring – in fact, no matter which variety you choose, from the sweet yet tart Black Tea with Lemon, or the summer-y light taste of Green Tea with Honey, or even the bold and fruity White Tea with Raspberry, you’ll taste nothing but perfectly balanced and natural flavours in every sip.
And because all the ingredients are straight from the earth, all Freed Earth drinks are naturally gluten-free!
Once you try it, you’d never guess there were only 100 calories in a Freed Earth Hard Tea. Compare the 3 grams of sugar in a can of Freed Earth to other hard iced tea drinks that come in at just over 25 grams per serving.
The all-natural flavours combined with smooth, triple-distilled vodka make Freed Earth your new favourite drink; you won’t find sugary fillers in Freed Earth Hard Tea – there’s just no need.
Now available at select liquor retailers in Edmonton.
Refreshingly Down to Earth | Freed Earth Hard Tea
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