Ito En Tea Oi Ocha Green Tea, Unsweetened, 16.9 Ounce (Pack of 12)

Great drink that is low on calories. It's best when drank cold and it's super cheap. If you enjoy green tea with no sugar, this is definitely a good product. During summers, it's best when it's cold so keep them in the fridge.

I'd never had a green tea like this, it was shocking at first. The nuttyness. For a second I thought it was because maybe the tea was expired or something, but I kept drinking it and it's really grown on me, it turns out that the reason why it's so nutty is because there are stems in the roast, I looked this up. Some people may not like it, but I really love it and if it wasn't so damn expensive I'd drink more of this. This is LEGIT green tea I think, but it's not sweet at all, and it's not smooth, it packs a NUTTY punch... Like an umami flavor almost. Like this is some wabisabi level tea I feel

no sugar or sweeteners. good and delightful as is. Ice and lemon and you are good to go! no after taste !

Good tea and very refreshing

If you've ever been to Japan, you know these are a staple of every vending machine, gracing every corner!Imagine this: you close your eyes and let the aroma of freshly brewed green tea transport you to the enchanting land of Japan. The Ito En Tea Oi Ocha Green Tea is more than just a beverage; it's a passport to a world of tranquility and tradition. With each sip, you'll feel like you've brought a piece of Japan right into the comfort of your own home.From the moment you unseal the package, the fragrance of the tea leaves gently wafts through the air, teasing your senses with promises of an authentic Japanese tea experience. The attention to detail is evident, from the carefully selected leaves to the precise brewing instructions, ensuring that you can replicate the flavors of Japan with ease.As you take your first sip, the unmistakable taste of quality greets your palate. The Oi Ocha Green Tea embodies the essence of Japan's tea culture, balancing richness, freshness, and a hint of sweetness in every sip. It's a moment of zen in a cup, a fleeting escape from the chaos of the outside world.What sets this green tea apart is the deep connection it fosters with Japan. It's not just about the flavor; it's about the culture and heritage that come alive with each pour. As you sit there, savoring your tea, you can almost hear the sounds of traditional Japanese tea ceremonies, feel the warmth of the Tatami mats beneath you, and imagine the delicate cherry blossoms dancing in the breeze.The Ito En Tea Oi Ocha Green Tea is a testament to the dedication and mastery of Japanese tea craftsmanship. It's as if you have a personal tea sommelier guiding you through the intricacies of the perfect brew. Whether you're enjoying a quiet moment alone or sharing it with friends, this tea creates an atmosphere of elegance and authenticity.So, if you're seeking a way to experience a slice of Japan without stepping foot outside your door, I highly recommend indulging in the Ito En Tea Oi Ocha Green Tea. It's a voyage for your taste buds, a sip that bridges continents, and a reminder that the beauty of Japan is never too far away. Embrace the rich flavors, close your eyes, and let the essence of Japan wash over you.Not to mention Amazon has been the cheapest place I've found to order these.

The Ito En Oi Ocha Green Tea is a refreshing and authentic unsweetened green tea. It has a clean, smooth taste without any bitterness, perfect for a healthy drink option. The 16.9 oz bottles are convenient for on-the-go. I love that it’s natural with no added sugar. I took off one star because it’s a bit pricey compared to other options, but the quality definitely makes it worth it. Will buy again!

I keep ordering cases. I’m addicted. I feel anxiety when there are less than 10 green bottles in my fridge.

For years I have been buying Ito En Tea Oi Ocha Green Tea, Unsweetened, 16.9 Ounce (Pack of 12). It has always had the same taste and consistency, the same physical characteristics when shaken {this tea has NEVER before left a thick foamy residue at the top!}, the same bottle configuration, the same colors and print face for the label, everything has been exactly as advertised, tasting and seeming exactly as has each of my former orders of this green tea. This time I bought two boxes of ostensibly the same tea. Opening the first bottle this morning, I immediately noticed that the bottle was in a different shape, slimmer and longer and with a peculiar top. It smelled bad when it was opened. I took one sip, a terrible taste! I called Amazon for a refund or replacement. Their robot said no return was possible. I countered with I want my money refunded. Again, the robot says no return is possible. He then chirped "Is there anything else I can help you with?" Being one of their first Prime members, if I had to guess I'd say I've spent at least $50,000 with Amazon over the past twenty or so years. I'm sure their robot knows the amount to the penny. I am going to GROK on X and see what I can do to promulgate this problem. This is a defective product or simply {oh, the horrors} a stab at fostering a cheaper product on the public. This batch is "Made in Thailand." All the others have been "Made in Taiwan." Amazon hasn't heard the last of me considering how crucial the nature of our food happens to be. {Copy to: Amazon file}