Korean Teas
Discover authentic Korean grain teas in loose leaf, tea bags, and ready-to-drink formats. Zero calories, naturally delicious, and steeped in centuries of tradition.

Barley Tea (Boricha - 보리차)
The most popular drink in Korea. Nutty, toasted flavor. Zero calories, zero caffeine. Perfect for all-day hydration.

Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha - 옥수수차)
Naturally sweet like popcorn. Zero calories. Kids love it. Traditional digestive aid.

Orange Blossom Tea
Delicate, floral, naturally sweet. Zero calories. Caffeine-free. Perfect for evening relaxation.

Buckwheat Tea (Memil Cha - 메밀차)
Earthy, nutty. Heart-healthy. Zero calories, zero caffeine. Rich in antioxidants.

Brown Rice Tea (Hyeonmi Cha - 현미차)
Gentle, wholesome, nutty. Zero calories. Perfect for sensitive stomachs.
When you buy Korean tea from authentic Korean tea brands, you're getting grain-based beverages that are fundamentally different from traditional leaf teas. Made from roasted grains rather than tea leaves, Korean teas are 100% caffeine-free, naturally sweet, and have been consumed in Korea for centuries as everyday hydration. Korean grain teas aren't occasional treats - they're what Korean families drink all day, every day. Available in loose leaf for traditional brewing, convenient tea bags, or ready-to-drink bottles.
Korean Barley Tea (Boricha) - Korea's National Beverage
Korean barley tea (boricha) is the most consumed beverage in Korea after water and the best Korean tea for all-day hydration. Made from roasted barley grains, this tea has a nutty, slightly toasted flavor that's incredibly refreshing when served cold. Korean restaurants automatically serve boricha instead of water, and most Korean households keep a pitcher in the fridge at all times. When you buy Korean barley tea, you're getting a beverage that's rich in antioxidants, aids digestion, and contains absolutely zero calories or caffeine - available in loose roasted grains, convenient tea bags, or ready-to-drink bottles.
Korean Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) - Liquid Popcorn
Korean corn tea (oksusu cha) tastes exactly like liquid popcorn - naturally sweet without any added sugar. Among Korean teas, corn tea is especially popular with children and has become a favorite among health-conscious adults looking for a naturally sweet alternative to soda. Made from roasted corn kernels that create a golden-yellow beverage that's comforting hot or refreshing cold, making it the best choice for year-round enjoyment. Available in loose kernels, tea bags, or ready-to-drink bottles.
Korean Buckwheat Tea (Memil Cha) - The Heart-Healthy Choice
Buckwheat tea (memil cha) has an earthy, nutty flavor and is prized in Korean traditional medicine for its heart-healthy properties. Rich in rutin, a powerful antioxidant, this Korean herbal tea is often recommended for circulation and cholesterol management. The flavor is more robust than Korean barley tea, with a slightly bitter finish that many find satisfying when they buy Korean tea for health benefits.
Korean Brown Rice Tea (Hyeonmi Cha) - Gentle and Wholesome
Brown rice tea (hyeonmi cha) is made from roasted brown rice and has the mildest, most gentle flavor of all Korean grain teas. It's often recommended for people with sensitive stomachs or those recovering from illness. The light, nutty taste and soothing properties make this tea a popular choice for nighttime drinking, and many Korean mothers give it to their children as a healthy daily beverage. Among Korean tea brands, brown rice tea stands out for its wholesome, comforting character. Choose from loose grains, tea bags, or ready-to-drink bottles.
Why Korean Tea is Different
Unlike traditional teas from tea leaves, Korean teas are made from roasted grains. The result? Naturally sweet, zero-calorie beverages that Koreans drink like water.
Zero Calories
All Korean grain teas are naturally zero calories - perfect for weight management
No Caffeine
Enjoy any time of day without jitters or sleep disruption
Health Benefits
Digestive support, antioxidants, and traditional wellness properties
Pure & Natural
Just roasted grains and water. No artificial flavors or preservatives
Korean Tea Culture
In Korea, grain teas like barley tea (boricha) are more popular than water. Walk into any Korean home, and you'll find a pitcher of cold tea in the refrigerator. Visit a Korean restaurant, and you'll be served tea instead of water.
These teas aren't special occasion drinks - they're daily staples that millions of Koreans consume for health, hydration, and pure enjoyment.
Now you can experience authentic Korean tea culture in whatever format suits your lifestyle - traditional loose grains for brewing at home, convenient tea bags for easy preparation, or ready-to-drink bottles for on-the-go enjoyment.

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