Nestea

To add to the übersexy look, my arms and legs were spread a la the Nestea Plunge commercials circa 1978.

Hollye Harrington Jacobs: Silver Linings and Chemo-Sobby During Cancer Treatment Hollye Harrington Jacobs 2012

To add to the übersexy look, my arms and legs were spread a la the Nestea Plunge commercials circa 1978.

Hollye Harrington Jacobs: Silver Linings and Chemo-Sobby During Cancer Treatment Hollye Harrington Jacobs 2012

Coke, whose tea brands also include Nestea, had a 7.2% share, according to recent data from Beverage Digest.

Coke Buys Rest of Honest Tea Paul Ziobro 2011

To add to the übersexy look, my arms and legs were spread a la the Nestea Plunge commercials circa 1978.

Hollye Harrington Jacobs: Silver Linings and Chemo-Sobby During Cancer Treatment Hollye Harrington Jacobs 2012

I wonder, will Lipton, or Nestea become corporate sponsors?

Think Progress » ThinkFast: January 7, 2010 2010

As part of the new arrangement, Coca-Cola will license to sell the Nestea brand in Taiwan and Hong Kong.

Nestle, Coca-Cola Narrow Drinks Partnership Goran Mijuk 2012

The PepsiCo-Unilever partnership has been more fruitful than the Coca-Cola-Nestle licensing deal to sell Nestea in the U.S., which is ending this year as part of the restructured arrangement.

Nestle, Coca-Cola Narrow Drinks Partnership Goran Mijuk 2012

Lipton's sales volume has grown under the partnership, rising 5% to 247 million cases in 2010, according to Beverage Digest, while Nestea has been in retreat for several years.

Nestle, Coca-Cola Narrow Drinks Partnership Goran Mijuk 2012

"Over the years, Nestle sources have expressed some unhappiness that Lipton...has grown so strongly and Nestea has not," wrote John Sicher, publisher of Beverage Digest, which first reported the new terms of the partnership Friday.

Nestle, Coca-Cola Narrow Drinks Partnership Goran Mijuk 2012

These include single-sachet versions of Nestea lemon tea and Nescafé 3-in-1 coffee, which typically sell across Southeast Asia for the local equivalent of about 10 cents.

Global Food Firms Stir Local Ingredients John Revill 2011