Prince of Peace Oolong Tea

This sits firmly on the lighter, more delicate end of the oolong spectrum. Reviewers describe it as mild and smooth, sitting somewhere between a green tea and a black tea without the bitterness of either. If you enjoy bold, roasted oolongs like Tie Guan Yin or Da Hong Pao, this will probably feel too subtle for you — a few reviewers found it bland. But if you want something refreshing and easy to drink, especially if you're newer to oolong, the gentle flavor is actually the main appeal.

Oolong tea in general has some research behind it for supporting metabolism, but what's interesting here is that reviewers of this specific tea call out appetite suppression and weight management as real benefits they've experienced. Some even mentioned reduced carb cravings and increased motivation for physical activity. It's not a magic bullet, but as part of a daily routine — especially as an afternoon tea to curb snacking — multiple buyers found it genuinely helpful.

This is actually one of the things Prince of Peace oolong does well as a daily drinker. The flavor is light and mild — not bitter, not overpowering — so it won't fatigue your palate. Reviewers who drink it daily mention benefits like appetite suppression, reduced carb cravings, and steady energy. The 100-bag box is clearly designed with daily use in mind, and the individual wrapping keeps each bag fresh over time.