Kuding Cha Spindled Herbal Detox Tea Holly Ilex
Kuding Tea from Hainan Island in China. Very bitter!
Kuding Tea from Hainan Island in China. Very bitter!
Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 15 reviews.
Review topics: ["aftertaste","tea","opinion"].
"Extremely bitter is a understatement. If you want to have a bitterness explosion this is the right thing"
— Corsin (5/5)
"Can't begin to describe how many times I handed this to a friend with a high fever and seen them the next day healthy as a bull. 2 cups before bed, brewed at 90c⁰, 3 minutes each from the same leaf, voila. The taste shouldn't be too astringent if done correctly, there is a sweet aftertaste. This is a miracle medicine and I don't need any more proof of that fact, it keeps fresh for many years and it's so pungent, I only use as medicine so 100grams lasted me almost half a decade, the entire reason I ran out is because I share it so much."
— Daniel (5/5)
"As described, quickly shipped"
— Michael H. (5/5)
"Very fresh, intact leaves, high quality product, a cure for a 100 illnesses that other tea doesn't easily help with. A must have, everyone needs it."
— Daniel (5/5)
"has alot of kick, tastes great but super strong"
— Mitchell S. (5/5)
"Super bitter, and I love it"
— John C. (5/5)
"Surprising!"
— Fanny B. (5/5)
"When they say it's bitter, they really mean it. The experience was worth the price of the sample, but I couldn't even finish a single cup; to my taste, this is utterly vile. No opinion on the purported health benefits. Since all the reviews are glowing, I feel I should offer a different perspective; if you know you love bitter, you may somehow enjoy this. But if you don't, and you're not interested in the purported health benefits, this probably isn't for you."
— quiggifur (3/5)
"Kuding is the only herbal tea in china I can enjoy , unsure if the health benefits are true but it absolutely feels the most cleansing and active of all teas I would strongly recommend starting VERY slow 1-3 needles at most One thing I most enjoy about this tea is a refreshing drink on the go at work or while traveling, holds it's flavour longer than any real tea , does not degrade into a waxy spent tea taste , no fuss no mess , get a coffee thermos , toss in a couple needles , give it a quick rinse and you can add hot water all day Please be aware it has very little caffeine some varieties zero , some would be like a teaspoon of coca-cola , but is medicinally active , the bitter taste quickly backs away for a sweet aftertaste"
— c.p. (5/5)
"1/2 gram added to a moderately priced 40% oxidized oolong adds an interesting twist, and brings out some subtle aromas in the oolong. It's quite bitter, so use sparingly."
— Barry D. (5/5)