Okinawa Sugar, PARU Reserve
Okinawa Sugar, PARU Reserve

Okinawa Sugar, PARU Reserve

Regular price
$24.00
Sale price
$24.00
Quantity must be 1 or more

Made with three standout ingredients—wakoucha (aged Japanese red tea), Formosa oolong, and Okinawan black sugar crystals—this blend offers a satisfyingly sweet, biscuit-like flavor. We’ve chosen to use this artisan sugar for its malty character and mineral-rich benefits. Enjoy as is or with your choice of milk. 

Details

  • Origin: PARU Tea Lab
  • Blender: Amy Truong
  • Hand-blended in small batches in the PARU Tea Lab in San Diego.

Ingredient(s):  black tea, oolong tea,  Okinawan black sugar (kokuto)

Caffeine level: high

Tasting Notes: caramel, milk, toffee

NUTRITION FACTS: 14 servings per container. Serving size: 4 g. Calories: 16, Total Fat: 0 g, Sodium: 4 mg, Total Carbohydrates: 4 g (2% DV), Dietary Fiber 1 g (2% DV), Total Sugars 3 g (7% DV), Protein: 0 g

What is a reserve tea? Reserve teas are teas that offer in limited quantities due to the availability of the tea itself.

Customer Reviews

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L.W.
Perfect caffeinated treat

I’m really enjoying this tea. I wanted something that had enough caffeine to wake me up and it definitely does the job, along with a really nice lightly sweet flavor. I love this in the morning or in the afternoon when I need a pick me up. I bought this along with a few other teas during a sale and I would definitely repurchase this tea again!

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Kiana S.
Subtle and tasty

I loved this mix. The subtle sweetness is perfect and the flavor of the tea is so yummy. I’ve enjoyed having it in the morning with a splash of milk.

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Margaret S.
One of new favorite teas

This blend is lovely, smooth with a hint of smokiness.

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Karthik K.
Favorite energy boosting tea

I have always enjoyed the sweet kick that this tea has consistently provided. The Okinawan sugar is medium sweet and love the subtle aroma it provides.

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Rebecca Q.
Love!

Okinawa sugar is my morning go to when I wake up. I put the kettle on and start preparing the meals for my teenager to take to school for the day. It’s the morning pick me up I need before dropping my kid to school, workout and my work day.