Ito En Mugicha Roasted Barley Tea, 54 Count Tea Bags, Caffeine Free

Very good tea, I really enjoy the roasted flavor. The tea bags are quite large. I like how this tea can be made cold or hot, both ways taste nice. I also like that it’s caffeine free and there’s a lot of bag in the package.

I've never had barley tea before but was looking for a tea without caffeine as I can't have it anymore due to the meds I take. I love this tea, it has a nutty flavor that I enjoy. My fiance on the other hand doesnt like it. He says it tastes like plain cereal or popcorn but I don't find that it does. Oh well more for me! Great tea for a really hot day and can drink even at night!

Great tea. Fast shipping, will buy again

I got it for the coming summer time where it would be hot. I put the instructed direction into a glass pitcher and after the time took it out and it tasted perfect. for people that like it stronger I would recommend leaving it there another 1-2 hours but the longer you leave it the more it would start getting that bitter barley taste so I would make sure not to over soak it. If you over soak it just make sure to add more water to dilute the taste

I'm only given 4 stars cause it smells like coffee, but has a great taste. 👍

Nothing added. Straight barley tea, no flavors or caffeine added. Each bag makes 1-qt. I heat 4 cups of water, chuck in 2 bags, steep for 10 min. I pour it into a half-gallon Mason jar that already has a qt of room temp water, squeeze the tea bags, and it’s ready for the fridge. Tastes good, it’s healthy, and good value for the price. It’s also good hot or cold.

Not a big tea drinker but like this one. Easy to put few bags in pitcher of water and refrigerate. No fuss.

I've been enjoying this tea as a cold brew. I put one tea bag in a large pitcher with filtered water and wait for about 2hrs as recommended on the packaging before removing the tea bag. Then I place the pitcher in the fridge and have easy access to cold brew iced tea. I like that this tea is caffeine free and it is very refreshing as a cold tea. It's more affordable than buying bottles of mugicha from the Asia market.