Tuesday is Iced Tea Review day!

Two weeks ago I introduced you to ITO EN’s Oolong Shot. Today, we’ll cover their Sencha shot, another antioxident packing can of tea ready to drink.

We all think of green tea as having less caffeine. This is because it’s usually compared to coffee. In reality, green tea has plenty of caffeine for normal individuals looking for a sunstainable energy lift.

The “Shots”  cans are small, perhaps half the size of a regular size Red Bull. Stylishly designed and colorful they’re likely to catch your eye.

ITO EN Sencha Shot

The color of the Green tea in this ‘shot’ is a very light but bright yellow-green.

The aroma is robust and vegetal. Clearly pungent smells of light spinach and some grassiness come through nicely.

This tea, however, is not particularly bold, in no small part due to the chilled nature of the beverage. The flavor remains vegetal like spinach or fermented greens and grassy. The finish is satisfying with a wonderful tail.

Those who do not like strong teas should avoid ITO EN’s shots. Alternatively, those who enjoy Japanese Shinchas or Banchas will absolutely love this ready to drink tea from ITO EN.!

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Tuesday is Iced Tea Review day!

There are times when I need some quick energy. Not being a coffee drinker anymore, tea is where I would prefer to turn. Tea however, doesn’t always provide that quick pick-me-up I need… that’s where ITO EN’s ‘Shots’ come in!

When I think of energy, I don’t usually think of Oolong. Perhaps more of a Black tea or white tea instead. However, these antioxident packed cans of tea power provide the boost you need on days when drowsy seems like a light term.

The cans are small, perhaps half the size of a regular size Red Bull. Stylishly designed and colorful they’re likely to catch your eye.

ITO EN Oolong Shot

The color of the Oolong in this ‘shot’ is a light honey-gold with an entra tinge of yellow.

The aroma comes of as roasty, reminiscent of light toast. Paired with an equally roasty but slightly astringent taste with a protracted tail, this Oolong conjures memories of a robust Hojicha.

Those who do not like strong teas should avoid ITO EN’s shots. Alternatively, those who enjoy strong Japanese greens will absolutely love this Oolong!

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