KWANGDONG Ssang Hwa Jin (Jujube) - Korean Traditional Herbal Jujube(Dates) Tea, Supports General Wellness, Energy, and Vitality, 10 Pouches

Its mild flavored so i used 2 pks @ once and it was much better. Other than that i just didnt need anymore.

I bought two boxes, jujube and ginseng. I loved flavor which is deep and tasty. Good during cold winter.

My first thought when I tried this product was, "Wow! This is sweet!" I like to eat frosting from a spoon, so you know that if I think something is overly sweet, it is really sweet! I can't speak to the health benefits of the tea, but I imagine that much of the energy restoration is due to the sugar in the product, rather than benefits from the other ingredients. Each of these ingredients is backed up by thousands of years of usage, however, so I'm willing to give it a chance. This does have a pleasing flavor, although unusual to most western tastebuds. I'm using it as a sweetener rather than a beverage.

In Korea, this kind of product is usually a daily staple. When you catch a cold, feel one coming on, or start feeling chilled, people often drink this to help warm the body. I bought this one on Amazon this time. The taste is slightly bitter, but it feels like a “good medicine tastes bitter” kind of thing. When heated, it’s much easier to drink. If consumed cold, the bitterness or stronger flavor can be more noticeable. That said, this isn’t meant to be a sweet beverage—it’s more of a medicinal or functional drink, so it doesn’t need to taste sweet. Overall, it’s a good item to keep on hand for cold weather or when you start feeling unwell. Simple, practical, and reassuring to have when your body feels chilled.

I really appreciate I can buy this product off Amazon which is very convenient for me.

This is a liquid that is semi sweet, but I did not care for it at all. Has a cough syrup, consistency, and reminds me of medicine.

So gross. I’m sure it works or does something besides taste like a dug up mummy’s toe but here we are. I’m struggling to finish the dang box. I think I’ll wait until my next bout of covid when I can’t taste to try to get the rest down.

Love this tea!