

🍂 Sip the ancient Japanese secret—roasted barley tea that fuels your day, naturally.
Ito En Mugicha Roasted Barley Tea offers 54 caffeine-free tea bags crafted with a unique double roasting method that enhances the barley’s rich aroma and flavor. This low-calorie, antioxidant-rich beverage is vegan and perfect for all-day hydration without disrupting your rest. Proudly made in Japan, it’s a sophisticated, health-conscious choice for millennials seeking authentic, flavorful tea experiences.

| ASIN | B09RLRLQP6 |
| Additives | Barley |
| Age Range Description | All Ages |
| Allergen Information | Barley |
| Best Sellers Rank | #26,597 in Grocery ( See Top 100 in Grocery ) #1,065 in Herbal Tea |
| Brand | ITO EN |
| Caffeine Content | Caffeine Free |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (350) |
| Date First Available | 28 December 2022 |
| Format | Tea Bag |
| Manufacturer | Ito En |
| Package Dimensions | 30.63 x 12.22 x 9.12 cm; 432 g |
| Package Information | Sachet |
| Product Name | Barley Tea Bag |
| Serving Recommendation | 1 sachet |
| Special Feature | Antioxidant, Caffeine Free, Vegan |
| Storage Instructions | Keep Dry |
| Units | 54.0 Count |
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K**.
Not gluten-free, but otherwise an ideal iced tea for summer. I love the convenience of cold-brewing the teabags overnight, and the flavor is better than other brands I've tried (although I also switched to using only filtered water, which I absolutely should have been doing all along). Taste is roasty-toasty, somewhere along the continuum of weak coffee and plain/original Cheerios. (If you sweeten it with a drizzle of agave syrup, it tastes like Sugar Smacks!) I've read that some people think it's a little bitter, but I haven't noticed that. There is definitely a bit of a cardboardiness to it though, although I consider that part of its charm!! I mostly drink it unsweetened and appreciate the flavor as being a little more nuanced and easier to drink than plain water (which even filtered has A Flavor to me). I also notice less of a stomach upset when I drink this as opposed to plain water; I would imagine it has some extra minerals (electrolytes?) due to the sediment and the fact that it's, you know. Barley. I like the large package; I wish the teabags were in groups of 2 or 4 (instead of 3) but that's a minor quibble. (I make 2 at a time to make 2 liters (quarts) of tea for the next day.) Protip: Do not leave the teabags in for longer than a few hours (if cold brewing) as the teabags themselves impart a papery flavor that's not great. If cold brewing overnight, take the teabags out in the morning. Price has gone up quite a bit but it's hard to argue the price of 2 Starbucks for a month or so of delicious tea, although I may look at other sources.
K**N
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.
J**B
Tasty and easy to make
S**N
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.
M**T
The flavor is definitely different. I put a bag in a gallon of water and set it in the refrigerator overnight. It’s very easy. I drink a glass full each day. It seems to be a good product. If you aren’t a fan of it unsweetened you can always add a bit of sugar.
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