
South Korea
Barley Tea
보리차
A caffeine-free tea made by steeping roasted barley grains, with a nutty, earthy flavor, served hot or cold in every Korean household.
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South Korea
보리차
A caffeine-free tea made by steeping roasted barley grains, with a nutty, earthy flavor, served hot or cold in every Korean household.

South Korea
유자차
A warm citrus tea made from yuja (Korean citron/yuzu) preserved in sugar or honey, dissolved in hot water, popular in winter.

South Korea
옥수수차
A tea made from roasted corn kernels, with a nutty, slightly sweet flavor and a light golden color, served hot or cold.

South Korea
오미자차
A tea made from schisandra berries (omija), known for five distinct flavors (sweet, sour, salty, bitter, pungent), with a striking red color.

South Korea
생강차
A warming ginger tea made from honey-preserved ginger, dissolved in hot water, popular in winter for colds and circulation.

South Korea
매실차
A sweet, tangy tea made from green plum syrup (maesil-cheong), preserved with sugar, served hot or cold.

South Korea
대추차
A sweet, warming tea made from dried jujubes boiled and strained, with a deep red-brown color, often garnished with pine nuts.