Tea Consumption More than half of American Adults (56%) regularly drink tea. The incidence of tea drinking is higher among women than it is among men (60% vs. 51% respectively). In addition, regular tea consumption is higher in the South than in the Northeast (59% vs. 52%), and among adults 55-64 (62%) compared to 18-24 and 25-34 years olds (51% and 53% respectively). Iced tea (36%) and hot tea (35%) are equally popular. Within the iced tea segment black tea (25%) is more than twice as popular as iced green tea and iced herbal (10% and 12% respectively). In contrast, all three types of tea are equally consumed in the hot tea category.
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Tea Consumption

More than half of American Adults (56%) regularly drink tea. The incidence of tea drinking is higher among women than it is among men (60% vs. 51% respectively).

In addition, regular tea consumption is higher in the South than in the Northeast (59% vs. 52%), and among adults 55-64 (62%) compared to 18-24 and 25-34 years olds (51% and 53% respectively). Iced tea (36%) and hot tea (35%) are equally popular. Within the iced tea segment black tea (25%) is more than twice as popular as iced green tea and iced herbal (10% and 12% respectively). In contrast, all three types of tea are equally consumed in the hot tea category.

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