Korean Ginseng Tea in Wood Case 0.10oz(3g) x 100 Packets

I have a cup of this every morning!

I drink this nearly every day in my morning tea. It only has a slight taste and dissolves well into anything at least lukewarm. It can also be used to give coffee a decent energy boost. I'm not entirely sure how psychoactive it is, but I feel less sluggish and mildly depressed when I include this in my daily routine.Sometimes if I'm having a rough time I'll double up in the morning but it's better with breakfast and lunch. I've tried a few other instant ginseng teas, but this one seems to work the best for me. The only way it could be improved IMHO if it was sold in a tub and a scoop like how instant coffee is sold.

Excellent product. The dissoluble tea is not in traditional tea bags, they are pouches that contain the pelleted ginseng granules. These granules dissolve nicely in hot drinks but take some work for cold ones. The tea has very little flavor so it won't taint the flavor of coffee or juice etc. That said, I have yet to discover any health benefits but its only been used for a few days.

This box of 100 packets seems to contain the same tea as their 50 packet box at a savings. We like the tea's taste, unsure if it has healthful properties. We'll order more.

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This is really good tea. Put it in your coffee or tea or just hot water. It will give you a boost (I use 2 packs at a time), and it is good. Might not be for everyone....has an earthy kind of tone or flavor, but in a good way! Yummy!

I love this stuff! If you enjoy ginseng - for any reason, taste or health benefits - this is the perfect method for tea drinkers. I pour a packet into my tea mug in the morning and it instantly dissolves when I pour in the first cuppa of the day. I love it with strong black tea (my two favorites are China Breakfast and Ancient Golden Assam from Rishi, BTW) and the subtle ginseng flavor tastes like the best extract, without the mess and vagaries of measuring out portions. Excellent product, as near as I can tell.

This is mostly sugar and for many people (including me) a huge dump of this specific sugar will induce diarrhea. So... not a great experience and not much ginseng. However, there is so little ginseng in here that if your body IS able to process this type of sugar - then the energy you're getting is from the sugar not the ginseng. The Cause (Dextrose): Pure ginseng is extremely bitter. Manufacturers add a large amount of dextrose as a sweetener to make it palatable and as a bulking agent to turn the small amount of extract into an "instant" powder. The Effect (Osmotic Diarrhea): That rush of dextrose (glucose) hits your system all at once. If your body doesn't absorb it all immediately, it draws water into your intestines, causing the loose stool (osmotic diarrhea). I'm writing this review specifically because after trying this tea, I thought for a long time that ginseng wasn't for me - until I tried the NutraTea brand of ginseng that doesn't have additives and I really enjoyed it.