Last Updated: Mar 13, 2023 @ 2:03 pm.

What is the best peach syrup? To find out, we did a blind taste test with six major brands. Which has the best peach flavor? Is best for tea? What about sugar-free options? Here are the best bets.

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Finding The Best Peach Syrup . . . And A Recipe!

Let’s talk peaches.

Peach syrup, that is.

If you like peach lemonade or peach-sweetened tea, this syrup has your name on it. Popular in cocktails and Italian sodas, peach syrup is a classic summertime taste.

To find the best, we took several top brands and did a blind taste test, mixing up exact batches of peach lemonade. Which won over our peach enthusiasts with the best flavor? (If you like the peach syrup, you may enjoy strawberry coffee syrup as well._

Before we get to the winners, here is a recipe for Peach Iced Tea.

Recipe: Peach Iced Tea

Best Peach Syrup recipe peach iced tea

INGREDIENTS

Glass: Tall/Pint

Glass Size: 16 oz.

Garnish: lemon, peach slice(s)

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Fill serving glass full of ice.
  2. Pour ingredients into serving glass in order listed.
  3. Stir gently to mix.
  4. Add garnish and serve.

Recipe and photo credit: Monin

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Best For Tea

Also great for Italian sodas
Loved this peach syrup—both in hot and iced tea. Tart peach flavor isn't too sweet. Also nice: GMO-free and made with cane sugar.
$15.00 ($0.44 / Fl Oz)

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Best For Lemonade

Made in the USA
The robust flavor of this syrup makes a good pairing for the tartness of lemonade. And it works well for peach sweet tea, in our humble opinion. Caveat: artificially colored.
$9.76 ($0.39 / Fl Oz)

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Best Sugar-Free

Two year shelf life
Sweetened with sucralose, this peach syrup won over our taste testers with its flavor . . . and no aftertaste. Great in tea or energy drinks.
$27.99 ($0.28 / Fl Oz)

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Best For Smoothies

Impressive flavor
This sugar-free syrup is sweeter than other we tested—and works well in fruit smoothies and peach lemonade.

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