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Australian Black Tea & Yuzu - 15 cans

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Shipping and returns

Our East Forged nitro-infused cold brew teas are being delivered anywhere in Australia. Orders are shipped FREE within Australia.

We endeavour to pack your order within 2 business days of it being received and it will be shipped the next business day by our fulfilment partners. If you have provided an email address with your order you will receive updates from the selected courier as our brews make their way to your door. If there is any reason why we expect your order to be delayed, we will advise by email.

IMPORTANT: Australia Post will usually hold uncollected parcels at your local Post Office for up to 10 business days before returning them to us. If your order is delivered to a Parcel Locker, it must be collected within 48 hours, otherwise it may be moved to a Post Office or returned.
Other carrier partners will attempt re-delivery using the address provided at checkout.
Please make sure your delivery details are correct when placing your order. East Forged is not responsible for orders sent to incorrect or incomplete addresses. If a parcel needs to be re-delivered, any additional shipping costs may apply at our discretion.
If a parcel is returned to us because it was not collected or accepted at the delivery location (“Return to Sender”), East Forged is not responsible for the return. Any reshipping costs will be at the customer’s expense.

We do not refund for change of mind, however our goods do come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law or those set out by our appointed Third Party Logistics party. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major fault or failure. You are also entitled to have the goods or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality. More T&C's

FAQs

Do you added any sugar or sweeteners?

People expect our tea brews to be sweet but we don't add any sweeteners or sugar.  They have a Crisp and Clean taste. Our beverages include naturally occurring sugars from the fruits.  Results from the nutritional analysis show very low (less than) <0.2g sugar per 250ml can.  Calories are between 1.4 - 4

Is there any caffeine?

East Forged tea brews contain the natural goodness of quality tea leaves that have been steeped in cold water over a long time. Our teas are produced from the Camellia Sinensis plant that naturally contains caffeine. Each can of our Black Tea & Yuzu and White Tea & Calamansi contains 27.5 mg of caffeine. Our Green Tea & Pitaya contains 32.5 mg of caffeine per can. The caffeine levels are low and are about half the caffeine of a 30ml espresso and a fraction of energy drinks yet they still provide a gentle clean energy lift in your day!

Are the tea brews gluten free?

We don't use gluten ingredients. If you are Coeliac, we don't test every batch but when we do Gluten is not detected. The brewery is not Coeliac approved and there is the chance of cross-contamination.

How does the nitrogen affect the taste?

Nitrogen creates a smoothness unlike the lemony character of CO2 which is used to create the frizz in beverages. The nitrogen bubbles are smaller than CO2. When a nitrogen drink is poured, a creamy head is created as the very fine bubbles rise and surge to the top. We looked for an ingredient to add texture and not interfere with the natural flavour of tea. Read more here.

Bold. Bright. Beautifully bitter free.

Our Australian-grown black tea — sourced from the pesticide-free farms of Far North Queensland — is cold brewed over three full days for a smooth, bitterness-free finish. Then it meets yuzu: the citrus fruit that tastes like a grapefruit and a mandarin had a very sophisticated love child.

Nitro-infused for a creamy, cascading pour that looks as good as it tastes. No added sugar. No sweeteners. No compromise. Just premium tea, a dash of pure yuzu juice, and nitrogen.

Think: bright citrus on the nose, clean black tea on the palate, and a creamy nitro froth that makes you want to pour it into a glass just to watch the cascade. The kind of drink you reach for at 11am or 11pm.

Natural L-theanine and caffeine from the tea leaves deliver calm, focused energy without the jitters or the crash. It's the world's most sophisticated pick-me-up — and it fits in your hand.

TASTING NOTES

  Bright yuzu citrus aroma — think grapefruit meets mandarin

  Clean, smooth black tea body with no bitterness

  Low acidity — easy drinking any time of day

  Creamy nitro froth finish with an elegant cascade pour

AT-A-GLANCE SPECS

Sugar

0.3g per 250ml can

Calories

4 cal per 250ml can

Caffeine

27.5mg natural caffeine (half an espresso)

L-theanine

✓ Natural — calm, focused energy. No crash.

Sweeteners

None. Zero. Zilch.

Alcohol

Alcohol-free

Origin

Made in Australia from Australian-grown tea

Process

3-day whole-leaf cold brew, nitro infused

Accreditation

Best Drink Innovation — World Food Innovation Awards 2026

INGREDIENTS

Australian black tea, water, natural yuzu juice, potassium sorbate, nitrogen & CO2 gas mix.

MORE DETAILS

Black Tea (botanical name: Camellia Sinensis)

Leaf tea starts with the same plant and the different processing techniques contribute to the end resulting tea type – white, green, oolong, or black.  Black tea is created through the various processing techniques and skills of the tea farmer.  There are hundreds of different types of black tea depending on the cultivar or variety, terroir, and style of processing.  Around 90% of Australian Black tea has been growing in northern Australia since the late 1880’s with plants from Sri Lanka.

Yuzu or Yuja in Korea (botanical name: Citrus Junos) is a citrus fruit that is said to have originated in Central China.  It is an odd lemon-like fruit with a lot of seeds and is prickly to pick, has a difficult flavour to describe.  At best it is tart like a grapefruit with mandarin overtones.  Yuzu is widely used in Japan and Korea as a sauce, marmalade, preserve, or vinegar.  It is not usually eaten as a fruit.  Yuzu farms can be found in Australia, however, the fruit is usually presold to restaurants and rarely available for sale.

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