I love my coffee, but... by lunchtime I'm crashing. I've read a lot about the benefits of green tea and decided to try it. Your body metabolizes the caffeine differently, so even though there is actually less caffeine in green tea than coffee, you still get the pep but don't get the crash! I'm a believer now. An added bonus for me, who usually has as much cream as coffee, us that I don't need to add cream at all like I do with coffee or black tea. Less calories and one less step to stumble through in the morning! The flavor is nice, without bitterness even if brewed strong. And I love the fresh tea from individually sealed bags so no odors or other tastes are abdorbed, and it makes for easy travel or camping trips. I've found I not only like it hot, but cold brewed with ice as well. Better than coffee in the morning, but I do still have my cuppa joe when the craving hits. I recommend this tea highly.
As a side note, it also seems to hit the bladder easier than coffee or black tea. That's a plus for travel as well.
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