Schuylkill County may still be stuck in the Red phase of the coronavirus reopening but we got some good news on Friday …
Guers Dairy just announced it’s getting ready to release a new product — Raspberry Iced Tea.
Someone on the internet just called this development one of the biggest things to happen in Schuylkill County the last 50 years.
Maybe they’re bored from being at home too much or they really like raspberries. But if you’re a big fan of Guers products, this news probably excites you a little bit.
New Guers Raspberry Iced Tea Coming Soon
In a Facebook post, Guers Dairy says the new Raspberry Iced Tea will be available in plastic half gallons and plastic pints.

And this is just the latest in a growing line of new Guers products released by the dairy out on Tumbling Run Road.
In the last 10 or so years, local store coolers have been stocked with newer products like Green Tea, Diet Green Tea, and Lemon Tea Cooler.
What’s Your Favorite Guers Dairy Beverage?
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