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12 Best Korean Tea Brands for a Healthier Mind and Body

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Skip to contentIf I told you there’s a zero-calorie drink that tastes great and is healthy, you wouldn’t believe me.Guess what, there is. Korean tea! 🍵Korean teas are made from every root, herb and flower imaginable with rich and unique flavors. After a few thousand years of experimenting, they really whittled it down to the gems. Some lower blood pressure, boost immunity and help you lose weight too.But which ones are the best?I’m going to cover Korean tea brands by which tea variety they do best. I also include the region most famous for each tea type.Get ready for some tasty, high-quality and (sometimes) affordable Korean teas.Great news for those living in the U.S.A., U.K., Canada and Australia, you can get these too!Here are the best Korean tea brands I grew up drinking.They go great with a nice traditional tea set.Let’s get started!Jump to:Purchase Green TeaO’sulloc tea is perfect for treating yourself or your loved ones. Have a cup of O’sulloc green tea after a steamy hot bath for the full spa experience. Be sure to check out their awesome tea experience if you’re ever on Jeju!Nokchawon offers pretty good quality green tea at an affordable price. If O’sulloc is the Lexus of teas, Nokchawon is Toyota.If you’re not sure about the brand, you can simply check the place of origin. Korean green tea from Hadong (하동), Boseong (보성) or Jeju (제주) regions guarantee above-average flavor!Dong Suh Foods Corporation is the traditionally favored brand for barley tea (보리차 or bori cha)!You can buy Dong Suh barley tea bags at H-Mart or other Korean grocery stores in your neighborhood.Barley tea is great when served cold in summer and hot in winter by simply steeping one of their tea bags.Dong Suh is also known for its instant mixed coffee: Maxim (맥심). Maxim Mocha Gold is pretty sweet and tasty. It’s no surprise that it’s popular among the older generation.Woongjin (웅진) sells ready-to-drink, zero-calorie barley tea, called “Sky Barley Tea (하늘보리)”, available at Kim’s Mart.Barley is barley in Korea and there’s no special region where it’s grown.Citron tea (유자차 or yuja cha) is of course best when mom makes it for the winter after the harvest season.The next best is BOKUMJARI, which is a social welfare corporation specializing in jam and citron tea. You not only enjoy delicious tea, but also help others when you buy it.Danongwon sells delicious sliced citron tea as well.If you can’t find these brands, make sure to get citron tea from the Goheung (고흥) area.Ssanghwa-cha is great! Maybe I have the taste buds of a grandma, but I’ve always loved it since I was little.It’s an herbal/root tonic containing jujube, cinnamon and more. Ssanghwa-cha has a bitter taste with a bit of a sweet note at the end.Damtuh is available in the US with its American branch in Commerce, CA near Los Angeles.This brand also offers a variety of grain powders like misutgaru (미숫가루) and yulmu-cha (율무차), which make excellent meal replacements with their nutty, savory flavor!Kwang Dong Pharmaceutical sells drugs, health supplements and drinks.They also make my favorite Cornsilk Tea Drink, which is 0 kcal with a clean, savory taste!If you’re hungover, Oriental Raisin Tea (헛개차) will fix you right up. When you wish to leave a good impression on an ajeossi, this $1 drink will do the trick. They’re always happy to get one.When it comes to red ginseng, CheongKwanJang is THE brand in Korea. They have every type of Red Ginseng extract, powder and beverage you can imagine.You’ll find massive CheongKwanJang stores at every duty-free zone in Korea. They make a great souvenir for anyone over 40 in your life.Ilhwa (일화) also sells ginseng tea, but is more known for “McCol (맥콜)”, which is a barley soda. I used to drink it before yaja (야간자율학습, a voluntary study at night that was not so voluntary) after dinner in high school.They make high-quality 100% pure Ginseng extract you can add to hot water to turbocharge your health.When money is no object, Chaeon is the brand for you. Imagine an amazing flower tea (꽃차) that blossoms in your tea cup. They make that dream a reality and more.This brand is tough to find outside of Korea, but boy is it worth it. Chaeon offers Korean tea varieties that few outside the motherland have tried.I love their teas because they’re processed the least. You get whole dried ingredients that pack a ton of flavor and health benefits. I only buy this brand for my best of best friends.Here are some of the flavors they offer:Think of it as the jack-of-all-trades of Korean tea brands. They do many varieties and can be purchased overseas, but they aren’t marvelous at anything.Their sampler set is the perfect way to get introduced to unique Korean tea flavors overseas. It makes a great gift for people you like just enough.Ssanggye captures the vitality of Jirisan (mountain) and sells it to you.Here are some of their flavors:Kombucha is so hot right now.While it’s not Korean per se, the brand TEAZEN, became famous after Jungkook of BTS introduced “TEAZEN Kombucha” during VLive.The brand is also continuing its success with actress Kim Tae-ri (김태리) CF (commercial).Check out our post about 17 Korean Gift Ideas for each Holiday and Occasion.Here are a few ideas:&nbsp;Guided conversation is the fastest way to get fluent in Korean. Pimsleur takes you from 0 to conversational in three months. 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Skip to contentIf I told you there’s a zero-calorie drink that tastes great and is healthy, you wouldn’t believe me.Guess what, there is. Korean tea! 🍵Korean teas are made from every root, herb and flower imaginable with rich and unique flavors. After a few thousand years of experimenting, they really whittled it down to the gems. Some lower blood pressure, boost immunity and help you lose weight too.But which ones are the best?I’m going to cover Korean tea brands by which tea variety they do best. I also include the region most famous for each tea type.Get ready for some tasty,...

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