My husband had SWEET tea at Epcot today

[suzannews]

We stopped at the Fife and Drum stand for a snack before getting seats for the Sounds like Summer concert. They offer sweet and unsweet tea, I think my husband said it was Gold Peak, and he said it was good. Some of the cast cafeterias around property have the machines so I guess they are now making their way into the parks.

 

[MelanieC]

I know they have been using the gold peak machines for a while now. I know at the hotels you can get sweet or unsweet gold peak. I guess that makes sense it's in the parks too.

 

[chartle]

On my trip in Feb I saw Gold Peak Tea first at Sunshine Seasonings and then I noticed it at all the CS restaurants.

Others haved posted though that its not "real" Southern Sweet Tea. For me its OK, but I live 40 miles north of the Mason Dixon Line.

 

[Mom2micayla]

Everyone is different, but IMO Gold Peak isn't even close to "real" southern sweet tea. It tastes like canned tea to me (because it is ) But it is better than Nestea or Brisk.

 

[adisneymama]

Another southerner that did not like the tea! LOL

 

[Pumbaa_]

China sells peach tea at a booth in the main walkway. It is SWEET but oh so yummy on a hot day

 

[P.I. Squirrel]

Everyone is different, but IMO Gold Peak isn't even close to "real" southern sweet tea. It tastes like canned tea to me (because it is ) But it is better than Nestea or Brisk.

Another southerner that did not like the tea! LOL

That's because the Gold Peak tea is from a cylinder, similar to most fast food restaurants today.

If you want real tea at Epcot, go to Garden Grill.