As an American, I would like to know...?

I'm from and live in the UK. Iced Tea isn't really a thing here, i always thought it was a soft drink, you used to be able to buy it in bottles from shops, but i haven't seen them for aged. In the UK, Tea, the hot drink, is rather popular, usually consumed like this, a tea bag, hot water, sugar and milk. Which is why i don't really think of it to be like your Iced Tea. We drink tea in cups/mugs, you drink Iced Tea in a glass (i think). Your Iced Tea is kinda see-through, out tea isn't.

I've never actually tried Iced Tea, but i've heard good things, so i would really like to try it.

Also, i think the people you spoke to were maybe drunks, like; " we'll drink the beer no matter the temperature" if you know what i mean. We don't have extreme hot weather here in the UK like you do in the USA, which is why cold beer isn't THAT important to us. But if given the chance to choose, most WOULD choose cold. If beer is bought from a pub or club, it is always cold.

Hope i helped :)

In my opinion drinking iced tea is a wonderful thing and no matter who does what I will drink my tea

as long as I live.

Americans aren't the only ones to drink iced tea; however, I hear it's not as popular in the UK as it is in the rest of Europe.

The vast majority of all tea consumed in the US is in iced form.

Also, cellar/cool temperature beer isn't the same as warm beer.

I also like iced tea. It's a refreshing drink here in south Texas

hello i'm a British person

over here larger is drunk cold

real ale, something i think you yanks don't have, is drunk at room temperature like red wine

Brits know about iced tea - a Glasgow company sells Lipton iced tea in cans its very refreshing

good day to you

im a canadian and iced tea, regular tea, and cold beer are the accepted norm.

I prefer snorting or smoking my tea, hot or cold I don't care.