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drank Tea's Tea Golden Oolong by Ito En
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I picked a few of these up at Whole Foods the other day. I was a smidge leary, but I had a hunch I would like it. Man, am I impressed! This tastes so nice and clean…so oolong-y and nom! It’s great with food or by itself. I wish they weren’t $1.99 a pop, because I could casually drink a lot of this. I drank the majority of the bottle ice cold with lunch. Yum! Now, I’m finishing up the bottle and it’s kind of luke-warm. STILL really good! I love that this was totally unsweetened and natural.

I guess $1.99 isn’t too bad if I only pick up 3 or 4 every now and then. It’s totally worth it!

Preparation
Iced
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sophistre 15 years ago

I like these too. And they ARE sort of expensive, unfortunately, but pretty tasty every now and then.

Meghann M 15 years ago

Really wishing I had a whole foods near me so I could try this.

Jack 15 years ago

Ito-en also has their Oi-Ocha line that (from what I’m told) is brewed with higher-quality leaves and caters to “a more experienced palette.”

@meghann, I’ve seen both Tea’s Tea and Oi-Ocha in Asian grocery stores. They also sell 12-packs on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Ito-En-Japanese-16-9-Ounce-Bottles/dp/B0017T2MWW

ChariTea 15 years ago

I really like this one too :) I wish the price wasn’t that way either.

Shanti 15 years ago

Oooh, one of my favorite actors is the “face” of Oi-Ocha in Japan…I was wondering what it tastes like! I think I’m going to buy a pack off of Amazon at a later date…gah, tea puts me way over my budget :(

Alannah 15 years ago

I’m always looking for unsweetened bottled teas! Sounds great!

Doulton 15 years ago

Thank you for the review. I’ve seen it on the shelves and flirted with buying it. Now I know that I can safely get one of these for summer emergencies.

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sophistre 15 years ago

I like these too. And they ARE sort of expensive, unfortunately, but pretty tasty every now and then.

Meghann M 15 years ago

Really wishing I had a whole foods near me so I could try this.

Jack 15 years ago

Ito-en also has their Oi-Ocha line that (from what I’m told) is brewed with higher-quality leaves and caters to “a more experienced palette.”

@meghann, I’ve seen both Tea’s Tea and Oi-Ocha in Asian grocery stores. They also sell 12-packs on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Ito-En-Japanese-16-9-Ounce-Bottles/dp/B0017T2MWW

ChariTea 15 years ago

I really like this one too :) I wish the price wasn’t that way either.

Shanti 15 years ago

Oooh, one of my favorite actors is the “face” of Oi-Ocha in Japan…I was wondering what it tastes like! I think I’m going to buy a pack off of Amazon at a later date…gah, tea puts me way over my budget :(

Alannah 15 years ago

I’m always looking for unsweetened bottled teas! Sounds great!

Doulton 15 years ago

Thank you for the review. I’ve seen it on the shelves and flirted with buying it. Now I know that I can safely get one of these for summer emergencies.

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