Photograph courtesy of The Coca-Cola Co. ATLANTA - The Coca-Cola Co. has rebranded and reformulated Gold Peak Real Brewed Tea. The drink now is made with 100% real brewed tea leaves, rather than concentrates, Coca-Cola said.

Gold Peak Tea is a brand of ready-to-drink iced tea manufactured by The Coca-Cola Company. It was first introduced in 2006 while a chilled version was launched in 2009. Past formulations of the product had won the ChefsBest award for best taste when it was made with tea leaves from the Kenyan Rift Valley.

Gold Peak Tea is commited to delivering what's best, and is crafted with quality ingredients like real tea, filtered water, and lightly sweetened with cane sugar. With its perfectly refreshing taste, Gold Peak Tea is meant for 'peak' moments - moments of togetherness and the moments that matter most.

Pure Leaf is not better than Gold Peak, Gold Peak has a stronger, sweeter taste. Pure Leaf has less flavor and a much smaller variety of flavors. Gold Peak on the other hand has flavors of strawberry lemon and many other flavors plus sweet and unsweet tea.

Da Hong Pao While Da Hong Pao is the most expensive tea in the world and available only at auctions, there is another Chinese tea that is pretty expensive. And while it doesn't have Ming dynasty connections, it is related to a rare animal found in China. The Panda Dung tea uses the panda's dung as fertiliser.

Da-Hong Pao Tea Da-Hong Pao Tea, China It is the most expensive tea in the world, which is grown in the Wuyi mountains of Fujian province of China and has been declared a national treasure for its rarity.

Peak gold is the date at which the maximum rate of global gold extraction is reached. According to Hubbert peak theory, after the peak, the rate of production declines until it approaches zero.

As one of the oldest tea in China, Pu-erh can be traced back to 1,700 years ago in Eastern Han Dynasty. In that period, Pu-erh tea was also called Pu Cha. It was named after the Pu-erh Town in Yunnan, which was the earliest transaction centre of Pu-erh tea.

Gold Peak Tea is just overall not a very healthy choice if you are looking to drink tea. I would recommend just buying tea bags off of amazon. They are a much healthier choice and can save you money in the future. But, honestly, if you really like Gold Peak Tea then there is no harm in drinking some.

We're committed to the natural goodness of tea, because we have a hunch that tea doesn't need a lot more than high-quality tea leaves, pure filtered water, real cane sugar, and other ingredients.

8 Healthy and Delicious Types of Iced Tea to Make This Summer

• Black tea.
• Green tea.
• Oolong tea.
• Matcha tea.
• Masala chai.
• White tea.
• Chamomile tea.
• Hibiscus tea.

1. Long Jing (Dragon Well) An incredible imperial tribute tea from around West Lake in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. Long Jing (龙井 in simplified Chinese) is one of the world's most recognisable Chinese teas, with high quality examples displaying long, flat-style whole leaves in yellow-green colour.