Now pouring: New Orleans iced loose-leaf teas, made for the heat. Join the First Sip List for new tea drops →
A New Orleans iced-tea brand
Loose-leaf iced tea for iced-drink people.
Loose-leaf teas with big fruit flavor, built for cold brew pitchers, porch weather, and the afternoon that needs a fun drink.
Packed in New Orleans · Built for cold brew · Most blends caffeine-free · Full ingredients on every label
One pouch ships for $8.95, anywhere in the U.S.
The lineup
Shop our iced teas
Six New Orleans street-named loose-leaf teas, built for cold brew — plus the six-tea flight.
Need blood orange hibiscus tea? That is Burgundy Blood Orange — caffeine-free, built for cold brew.
-
New Orleans Iced Tea Flight
$39.75 -
Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Magazine Mango — Mango Pineapple Loose Leaf Iced Tea
Price range: $7.95 through $36.95 -
Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Tchoup Watermelon — Watermelon Hibiscus Loose Leaf Iced Tea
Price range: $7.95 through $36.95 -
Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Prytania Peach — Peach Black Loose Leaf Iced Tea
Price range: $7.95 through $36.95 -
Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
St. Charles Strawberry — Strawberry Hibiscus Loose Leaf Iced Tea
Price range: $7.95 through $36.95 -
Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Burgundy Blood Orange — Blood Orange Hibiscus Loose Leaf Iced Tea
Price range: $7.95 through $36.95 -
Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Royal Street Crème — Bergamot Vanilla Black Iced Tea
Price range: $9.95 through $48.95
Loose leaf with drink-menu energy.
Steep Current makes fruity loose-leaf teas that are easy to brew iced, easy to gift, and easy to share. Think Magazine Mango, Burgundy Blood Orange, St. Charles Strawberry, Prytania Peach, Tchoup Watermelon, and Royal Street Crème — made for hot days instead of quiet tea cabinets.
Best iced
Cold brew overnight, or steep hot and pour over ice.
Real fruit flavor
Bright flavors you can taste before you ever read the label.
Giftable
Small pouches and tea flights made for trying, sharing, and sending.
Available now
Meet Magazine Mango.
Mango pineapple loose-leaf tea for iced-drink people.
Caffeine-free, fruity, and made for cold brew pitchers, porch weather, and hot New Orleans afternoons. Inspired by Magazine Street, it’s the first Steep Current flavor built to taste like the fun drink you actually wanted.
- Caffeine-free (herbal — no tea leaf)
- Lightly sweetened, big fruit flavor
- Cold brew friendly
- Loose leaf, made simple
Now pouring
Tea flights for hot days.
New Orleans Iced Tea Flight
Six 1 oz pouches · Cold-brew sampler
All six Steep Current teas in 1 oz pouches — Magazine Mango, Burgundy Blood Orange, St. Charles Strawberry, Prytania Peach, Tchoup Watermelon, and Royal Street Crème. Cold-brew the whole collection and find your current. All six streets in one box.
Cold brew it while you sleep.
1. Scoop
Add loose leaf to a jar, pitcher, or cold-brew bottle.
2. Chill
Fill with water and let it steep in the fridge overnight.
3. Pour
Strain, pour over ice, and dress it up with fruit, mint, citrus, or sparkling water.
No tea-snob routine required — just a pitcher, cold water, and a flavor worth coming back to.
Pick the current you’re in.
Mocktail Friendly
Bright teas that play well with citrus, mint, fruit, and bubbles.
Inspired by New Orleans, made for the heat.
Steep Current started with a simple idea: tea should be more fun to drink iced. Our flavors take cues from New Orleans streets, summer weather, porch hangs, and the kind of colorful drink you want to carry around town.
Built locally by Christopher Wolff, Steep Current is starting with six fruity flavors and a New Orleans iced tea flight — and a better way to make loose leaf feel easy. Curious why New Orleans skips the sugar? That’s a New Orleans thing: why New Orleans never took to sweet tea.
Get the first pour.
Join the First Sip List — one short email when a new tea drops.
One email when it matters. Unsubscribe anytime.
- Loose leaf made simple — brew hot or cold, pitcher or glass.
- Big fruit flavor — easy to understand, easy to share.
- New Orleans-based — small launch, local energy.
- Giftable formats — samplers and small pouches built for trying and sending.
- No detox claims — just teas that taste good iced.