Damtuh Korean Barley Tea Boricha – Travel-Friendly Caffeine-Free Brew for Camping and Patio Mornings, 50 Bags
Damtuh Korean Barley Tea Boricha – Travel-Friendly Caffeine-Free Brew for Camping and Patio Mornings, 50 Bags
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Why you'll love it
- Caffeine-free and zero-calorie profile lets it be enjoyed any time of day, including before bed, without disrupting sleep
- Authentic Korean Boricha delivers a nutty roasted flavor that stands out from generic herbal teas
- One-line versatility — the same bag works as soothing hot tea in winter or crisp iced tea in summer
- Individually wrapped bags keep flavor fresh and make brewing clean and travel-friendly
- Wide flavor variety across the product line lets households match a tea to every mood or moment
- Trusted grocery-grade brand with strong Best Sellers rank signals reliability and repeat purchase value
Perfect for
- Caffeine-free afternoon or evening replacement for coffee or black tea
- Refreshing iced tea brewed in summer batches and stored in the fridge
- Comforting hot tea served alongside Korean meals or BBQ
- On-the-go single-serve brew at the office or while traveling
- Building a varied herbal tea pantry using the brand's flavor lineup (chamomile, peppermint, rooibos, etc.)
Product Information
AUTHENTIC KOREAN HERBAL TEA – Crafted with premium roasted barley, known as Boricha in Korea and Mugicha in Japan, delivering a smooth and nutty taste enjoyed for generations. SMOOTH & NUTTY AROMA – Naturally roasted for a rich, aromatic flavor that’s comforting and refreshing — perfect for daily tea time. ENJOY HOT OR COLD – Brew warm for a soothing cup in winter or chill for a refreshing iced tea in summer. One tea fits every season and occasion. CAFFEINE-FREE & ZERO CALORIES – A healthy choice for the whole family. Naturally caffeine-free, sugar-free, and non-caloric — safe to enjoy any time of the day. CONVENIENT TEA BAGS – Each box includes 50 individually wrapped 1.5 g tea bags (75 g total). Easy to brew at home, at work, or on the go.
Package Dimensions : 5.63 x 5.39 x 3.19 inches; 0.05 ounces Manufacturer : Damtuh Units : 50 Count Best Sellers Rank: #3,397 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I brew a pitcher of iced Boricha to bring on a picnic or to the patio?
Yes. The dual-brew design works for cold preparation. Steep 4–6 bags in cold water in the fridge overnight for a smooth, nutty iced tea that holds up well in a thermos or pitcher during outdoor meals.
Are the individually wrapped bags easy to pack for a camping trip?
Yes. Each 1.5g bag is individually sealed, so you can pre-count exactly the number of servings you need and toss them loose in a backpack, dry bag, or camping kitchen box without a separate tin.
Will the roasted barley flavor hold up when brewed cold for outdoor gatherings?
Cold-brewed Boricha develops a smooth, slightly sweet, toasted character that many people prefer for outdoor drinking. It is less bitter than cold-brewed black or green tea and pairs well with grilled food.
Is this tea light enough to pack for a multi-day road trip?
The 75g total box weight and compact size make it one of the lighter pantry items to bring along. For a road trip, you can transfer a small stack of bags into a zip pouch to save trunk space.
Does this pair well with Korean BBQ served outdoors?
Yes. Boricha is the traditional accompaniment to Korean BBQ and grilled meals, and the cold-brewed version is especially popular for outdoor grilling sessions and summer dinner parties.
Can I brew this at a campsite with just a kettle or pot of hot water?
Yes. One bag, one cup of hot water, and a 5-minute steep is the full process. No infuser or strainer is required, which simplifies camp cooking.
Will the bags hold up if they get a little damp in a cooler or backpack?
Each bag is sealed in its own wrapper, so brief exposure to condensation inside a cooler is not a problem. For longer trips, store the wrappers in a zip bag to keep them dry.
Is this a good caffeine-free option for evening campfires without ruining sleep?
Yes. Boricha is naturally caffeine-free, so it works as a warm, soothing evening drink at a campsite or backyard fire pit without the stimulant load of coffee or black tea.
How does this compare to bottled iced tea for outdoor use?
Cold-brewed Boricha has a cleaner, roasted flavor than most bottled iced teas, is zero-calorie, and avoids plastic bottle waste when you bring it in a reusable pitcher or thermos.
Is this a better patio drink than sweetened lemonade or soda?
For shoppers looking to cut sugar, cold-brewed Boricha delivers a satisfying, slightly nutty refreshment with zero calories and no caffeine, making it a strong alternative to sweetened summer drinks.
Will the bag tear or leak during travel?
The individual wrappers are designed to keep each 1.5g bag sealed and intact, so they survive typical travel handling. For extra safety in checked luggage, pack the stack inside a zip pouch.
Is this tea good to serve at an outdoor brunch?
Yes. Brew a large cold batch the night before and pour it over ice with lemon or fruit for a refreshing, non-alcoholic brunch option that pairs well with both sweet and savory dishes.
Does the box itself need to stay dry during outdoor use?
The outer paperboard box can soften if it gets wet, so it is best to keep the box inside a dry bag or kitchen bin and pull out only the individually wrapped bags you need for the day.
How does this compare to sun tea made with black tea bags?
Sun tea is typically made with black tea, which still contains caffeine. Boricha offers a similar easy, slow-brew outdoor experience but with zero caffeine and a unique roasted flavor profile.
Is this a good drink to bring to a tailgate or park gathering?
Yes. Pre-brew a pitcher of cold Boricha the night before and transport it in an insulated jug. It is a crowd-friendly non-alcoholic option that complements grilled and snack foods.
Will the roasted barley flavor taste off if brewed with stream or lake water on a camping trip?
For best flavor and safety, brew with filtered, bottled, or properly treated water. The roasted barley itself has a strong enough character to mask minor mineral notes, but clean water always gives a cleaner cup.
How do I brew a hot cup of Damtuh Boricha?
Place one individually wrapped 1.5g bag in an 8 oz mug, pour freshly boiled water over it, and steep for 4–5 minutes. Remove the bag and enjoy. For a stronger roasted flavor, steep up to 7 minutes.
How do I cold-brew a pitcher of iced Boricha?
Add 4–6 individually wrapped bags to a 1-liter pitcher of cold water and refrigerate overnight, roughly 8–12 hours. Remove the bags in the morning and serve over ice. The cold-brewed tea keeps well in the fridge for several days.
Can I reuse a single tea bag for a second cup?
You can steep the same bag a second time for a lighter cup, though most of the flavor comes out in the first 5-minute steep. A fresh bag per cup gives the cleanest, most consistent flavor.
Does this work in a single-serve coffee maker or pod brewer?
The bags are not designed for pod brewers, but you can place a single bag in a reusable tea filter basket or infuser and run hot water through most single-serve machines. For best flavor, steeping in a mug with hot water is the simplest method.
Is the box compatible with standard pantry organizers and tea drawers?
Yes. The compact 5.6 x 5.4 x 3.2 inch box fits most standard kitchen drawers, tea drawers, and small pantry bins without modification.
What is included in the box when it arrives?
The box contains 50 individually wrapped 1.5g tea bags for a total of 75g. Nothing else is required to start brewing; you only need a mug and hot or cold water. No mug, infuser, or pitcher is included.
Is Boricha safe to drink every day?
Roasted barley tea is a traditional everyday beverage in Korea and is generally considered safe for regular consumption. It is caffeine-free, sugar-free, and zero-calorie, though anyone with a specific barley sensitivity or medical condition should consult a doctor.
Will this tea stain my mugs, teeth, or cups the way coffee does?
Roasted barley tea is much lighter in pigment than black tea or coffee, so it typically does not leave noticeable stains on ceramic mugs or teeth with normal use.
What is the difference between Korean barley tea and Japanese mugicha?
Korean Boricha and Japanese mugicha are essentially the same traditional roasted barley beverage with the same caffeine-free, nutty profile. Small differences come down to roasting style and brand recipe rather than a meaningful category distinction.
