Starbucks Secret Menu: Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea (Ingredients, Taste, Variations, Sizes, Copycat Recipe, Caffeine, Calories & More information)

Teas are some of the thousands of secret menu items available at Starbucks. One of my old favorites is the Starbucks Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea. Read on to find out how you can make yours at home.

You can no longer get the Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea at Starbucks: this was the stunning discovery I made when I tried to order one the other day. Because I still love the taste, I searched for how to make one at home. If you want to enjoy this secret menu drink, I’ve good news! You can make a tasty version by following my simple recipe. In this post, I’ll be sharing it with you, so keep reading to learn more about this drink and how to make it. Enjoy!

Brief History Of The Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea

Although Starbucks introduced the Very Berry Hibiscus refresher in 2012, and the Iced Passion Tea has been around for some time, the Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea has not been a trendy secret menu item, with just a few of us who seem to be interested in it. Removing the Very Berry Hibiscus refresher from the Starbucks menu in 2021 means the end of this tea, at least at Starbucks.

Is the Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea still available at Starbucks?

No, the Berry Hibiscus Passion Teas are no longer available at Starbucks since the company discontinued the berry hibiscus refresher, a crucial component in 2021.

Starbucks Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea (Ingredients, Taste, Variations, Sizes, Caffeine, Calories)

What’s in a Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea (ingredients)?

Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea

Ingredients

What’s in the Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea? This tea consists of Passion Iced Tea and the Very Berry Hibiscus Refresher with light ice.

  • Passion Iced Tea is an infusion of water, citric acid, hibiscus flowers, natural flavors, licorice root, cinnamon, lemongrass, apple, fruit juice extract, and ice. I make this by pouring 8 ounces of boiling water on a Tazo Passion tea bag and letting it steep for 5 minutes. I then pour the brewed tea over a cup of ice.
  • Very Berry Hibiscus Refresher: this Starbucks refresher had a berry refresher base, ice, and freeze-dried blackberries. You can make the base using store-bought white grape juice concentrate, citric acid, and green coffee extract. Add freeze-dried blackberries, all from Walmart.

What Sizes Are Available?

Starbucks serves tea in different cup options, including a tall size (12 ounces), a grande size (16-ounce), a venti size (24 ounces), or a Trenta size (30 ounces) cup.

Nutritional Facts

A Grande Passion Iced Tea by itself has zero calories. To make the Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea, you substitute the water with Very Berry Hibiscus Refresher, which has 70 calories, mainly from the 14 grams of sugar, but more importantly, it has juice rich in vitamins and minerals good for your immune system. Below is a table that summarizes nutritional facts for a 16-ounce cup of this tea:

Calorie count (out of 2,000 calories daily intake)70
Nutrient Content (per Grande serving)% of Daily Value
Total Fat (16g)

 

Trans Fat (0.6g)

Saturated Fat (10g)

21%

 

50%

Total carbohydrates (17g)

 

Sugar (14g)

Dietary Fiber (1g)

6%
Proteins (1g)0%
Cholesterol (0mg)17%
Sodium (15mg)1%

Caffeine Information

The Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea has 45 mg of caffeine in a 16-ounce cup from the Very Berry Hibiscus fresher, which contains green coffee.

So, what does Starbucks’ Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea taste like?

The Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea tastes fruity with strong hibiscus notes and hints of cinnamon and ginger, making it a healthy drink for a hot summer day.

Ways to Customize Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea at Starbucks – Starbucks Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea Variations

I use Iced Passion Lemonade tea instead of plain Iced Passion tea to add a tangy twist to the drink.

How to make Starbucks Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea at home: Starbucks Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea Copycat Recipe

Starbucks Secret Menu: Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea

Starbucks Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea Copycat Recipe

Kai Jordan
Course Drinks
Cuisine American

Equipment

  • Pot
  • 2-quart Jar
  • Stirrer

Ingredients
  

  • 2 cups water
  • Two Passion tea bags
  • 2 Hibiscus tea bags
  • 1 green tea bag
  • ½ cup white grape juice
  • ½ cup fresh or frozen blackberries (alternatively, use mixed berries)

Instructions
 

  • Boil the water in a pot. Remove from the heat, add all tea bags, and steep for 30 minutes.
  • Remove the teabags and pour the steeped tea into the jar.
  • Add the berries to the jar and place it in the fridge for at least 1 hour.
  • Serve the tea in glasses.
  • Serves

Notes

  • Tazo tea bags are the best for Starbucks copycat recipes, which I’ve used in this one too.
  • You can use Starbucks instant VIA Very Berry Hibiscus refresher instead of the green and hibiscus tea bags.

Informative Section

How do you order Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea from the Starbucks app?

It is not possible to order Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea as a critical component has been discounted.

Does Starbucks have Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea all year round?

The Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea is unavailable at any time of the year.

Is the Starbucks Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea healthy?

Yes, the Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea was healthy as it was low in sugar and had vitamins and micro-minerals. Depending on your ingredients, the at-home version can also be healthy and refreshing.

How much is the Starbucks Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea?

There is no current price for the Berry Hibiscus Passion Tea at Starbucks.

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