ORIENTAL LEAF Unsweetened Iced Tea – Bottled Ganpu Tea, 16.9 FL oz bottles (Pack of 15), Sugar Free, 0 Calories

I grew up with my mom always boiling dark teas like barley and pu'erh tea and chilling them for us to drink like water. I stopped drinking so much tea after becoming an adult and moving out because I realized that it's a lot of work. I ordered this tea because it reminded me of my childhood - and it tastes just like what my mom used to brew and chill for us as kids. I've already ordered a second box as my husband has blown his way through the box within the week.

I know this was made in China and probably took quite a voyage to get here. The bottles were very scratched up like they’ve been wrapped rattling around in the back of a truck for weeks. Flavor was good and very refreshing.

This taste so fresh and clean. That’s the best way I can describe it. Love it!

Flavor: Unsweet Oolong, 16.9 fl oz. bottle, pack of 15 bottlesI like tea, and even though this is a "made in China" imported product I decided to give it a try out of curiosity. I was pleasantly surprised to find I liked it (I did add a bit of sugar though). Pricewise, the cost/value ratio is quite good for a 16.9 fl. oz. bottle.Oolong tea isn't super strong. This is the closest I've found that tastes like the tea you were served in a very good Chinese restaurant such as the ones you used to be able to find in San Francisco, CA pre-1970--the real, loose leaf tea that was steeped fresh in porcelain pots and served with your meal. Not the nasty tea bag of no-clue-what-sort-of-tea in a metal pot that is usually all you can get now.So. If you are interested in trying an authentic tea from China, this brand may be one you'd like. The company does seem to have several varieties available.I'm only taking off one star because I can't read Chinese language. There is, however, a nutrition/ingredient sticker label added in English.

This is a great tasting tea, if slightly on the diluted side of taste. I like having it on hand as I know a lot of people who prefer their iced tea that way, so I find this great for parties or entertaining.I would recommend it if you like tea that isn’t super strong or flavored.

This unsweetened iced tea has a great, clean flavor that’s refreshing without the need for sugar. It arrived quickly, and I’m really happy with the quality. If you're a fan of green tea and prefer it unsweetened, this is a fantastic option. Highly recommend for tea lovers!

I like green tea, and I know that unsweetened tea has a rather subtle flavoring like these have, so I was excited to give them a try. Here are my impressions:Packaging/Presentation: This comes in a 15 pack set, a little of an odd number by US standards but fine with me. The first thing that I noticed was that the front of the bottle is entirely in Chinese, and the back of the bottle has an English nutrition facts label slapped on it, which is the only English you'll find on these bottles. Maybe I'm a bit old fashioned but if you want to sell your product in another country, I think you should have the label translated so it's legible to the potential customers, but that's just me. I always feel a little uneasy drinking things that I can't read the bottle on, but I proceeded.Smell/Taste: The tea has a slight, and I mean ever so slight smell. I can tell that it is not water, and it smells like a very faint green tea. Tasting it yields about what I expected from the smell - it has an ever so slight green tea taste and I can tell it when I close my eyes, but it is quite subtle. Is it "bad"? No, but I was hoping for a bit more flavor, and this is lacking in it. I guess in a worst case scenario, it doesn't taste much different than a lightly flavored water with a hint of green tea, so I don't think too many will hate the taste (unless you absolutely can't stand drinking water or green tea).Conclusion: I'm deducting two stars here: one for the fact that the only English on the tea bottles are the nutrition facts label that was slapped on the bottle (which I'm assuming is a requirement), and the other for the fact that it tastes like a lightly flavored water. I don't think it's necessarily a "bad" drink, but I don't like drinking things that I can't even read most of the bottle for, and while the taste is acceptable, I really have no desire to order any more of these or even to finish the ones I have. For those reasons, while you could do worse I don't really recommend this tea drink.

This review is for the ORIENTAL LEAF Unsweetened Iced Tea – Bottled Jasmine Green Tea, 16.9 FL oz bottles (Pack of 15), Bottled Iced Tea Drinks, Sugar Free, 0 Calories. This tea came in a cardboard box with all the travel labels from China. The bottle is also only in Chinese with an English nutrition label stuck on it. That being said, the tea was very nice. It doesn’t have a very strong flavor at all. The bottles are a good size with them being about 17oz coming in a 15 pack for about $23, or about $1.50 a bottle. It’s a good zero calorie option.