Ito En Oi Ocha Dark Green Tea, 16.9-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 12)
Oi Ocha contains a wide array of natural components, which give it such a distinctive flavor, color and aroma. These components include catechin, amino acids (theanine), caffeine, vitamins, saponin, flavonoids, gava, fluoride, and others. Each of these components contributes to green tea’s flavor, color and aroma, and has been extensively research by ITO EN over
Oi Ocha contains a wide array of natural components, which give it such a distinctive flavor, color and aroma. These components include catechin, amino acids (theanine), caffeine, vitamins, saponin, flavonoids, gava, fluoride, and others. Each of these components contributes to green tea’s flavor, color and aroma, and has been extensively research by ITO EN over many years.
Product Features
- Pack of twelve 16.9 fluid ounce bottles (total of 202.8 ounces)
- Brew for those who prefer a much bolder taste tasting tea than the Oi Ocha original
- 50 mg of caffeine per 16.9 fl oz, more than 130% RDA of vitamin C, more than 400 mg of natural ?catechin? tea antioxidants
- Unsweetened tea with no calories–made from the first flush green tea leaves
- Product of Taiwan
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Great for you…. With 130% of the daily amount of Vitamin C and all natural, this is the drink for you. Just one warning, it is not sweet. In fact it is very bitter. But remember it is pure tea, very little added. No sugar or sweetener has touched these tea leaves before or after they were brewed. So be warned! Otherwise goes great with food or by itself. Make sure to drink it chilled and enjoy!
The best instant GREEN TEA! Delicious and full flavor of green tea! Antioxidants galore! I really enjoy drinking the dark green tea, as the other reviewer noted, it is not sweet, but nonetheless quite flavorful.
This is what Japane tea tastes like. Compared to the light green bottle version, this has more flavor. Of course, It has no sugar added. If you are used to Japanese tea, you know what to expect from this tea. If not…., well, welcome to the real stuff.