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Ito En Teas' Tea (Oi Ocha) Japanese Green Tea, 16.9-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 12) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Ito En
Category: Grocery
List Price: $28.68
Buy New: $21.17
You Save: $7.51 (26%)
New (3) from $21.17
Rating:  6 reviews
Number Of Items: 12
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2
Dimensions (in): 12 x 10.2 x 9
UPC: 835143000767
EAN: 0835143000767
Release Date: April 14, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 4-5 business days
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| Features:
| • | Authentic Japanese taste, patented Natural Clear production method | | • | Unsweetened, no calories |
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 Favorite Drink November 1, 2008
Imai Family (FL, United States)
I always buy whenever I go to Japanese store. This product is from major tea manufacture in Japan.
Great Tasting Tea October 23, 2008
Jason T. Fetters (Tampa, FL The Sunshine State)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
When I first arrived in Osaka, I already had green tea, so I went on a quest to find a quality green tea in a bottle. That's when I discovered Itoen bottled teas. I love Itoen products because they offer a variety of unsweetened Asian teas like Mugi cha (barley tea), Jasmine tea, and Oolong, Lemongrass, and mint teas. I like all of them but Oi Ocha is my favorite. Yes, its easier to brew tea at home but in Osaka, I was always busy and running around so I wanted something that was good that I could pick up at any vending machine or convinence store.
Oi Ocha goes well with quick snack foods like Onigiri (rice balls) with sour plum inside or butaman (pork filled buns with Cantonese barbaqued pork inside aka Nikuman outside of the Kansai area.)
I am so glad that amazon is offering a 12-pack to buy. I usually take it with me to work because I drink tea and bottled water more than anything else. I used to drink Coke but the excessive sugar puts on the weight. I never had a problem with weight gain from tea drinking.
If you're looking for a quality bottled green tea, then try this one. Its great as an everyday green tea without any sugar.
Its has no calories or added colors or flavors either.
It gets me going in the morning better than coffee.
I hate bottled teas from Lipton, Snapple, and Arizona.
 Not the original Oi Ocha sold in Japan August 19, 2008
Jack Mills
12 out of 13 found this review helpful
This product is not the Oi Ocha product that is sold in Japan. This product appears to be the Koi Ocha product repackaged as Oi Ocha for the USA. I have uploaded the picture to compare this product with the original Oi Ocha. Though I don't have Koi Ocha with me at the moment to verify that this is in fact the repackaged Koi Ocha.
Koi Ocha (this product) is not a bad product, but it's not the normal green tea that is "Japan's #1 Green Tea" as claimed on package of this product. It has taste that seem to be cross between oolong tea and green tea. It's less mild and more bitter than the original Oi Ocha, and it has less depth with cheap taste.
I'm very dissapointed with how Ito-en is misrepresenting their own product and won't be buying these again.
the best mass-market iced green tea July 13, 2008
Roadrunner (Seattle, WA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've tried all the bottled iced teas available, and this is the one I like best. No sugar/sweeteners. No floral/fruit flavors. Just perfectly brewed green (sencha?) tea taste. Perfect for a hot, humid day in Seattle. Or any day you need a cool drink.
Japanese Green Tea July 1, 2008
N. A. Bumgardner (Charlottesville, VA USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Very good! I love green tea, and this is my favorite. At about 2 dollars per bottle, the price isn't to bad. The store I work in sells it for 3.69 per bottle(and it sells quickly). Recommended.
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