Raming Blue Moon Traditional Thai Tea

I'm reviewing this in April 2026, and when I searched for photos on my phone I found them from April 2025, so I've been buying this brand for a year. We make it every two weeks for DND, or just for my husband and I. Or for Thai night for family meals when his whole family is visiting, and I go through a bag every month and a half, so I have it on subscribe and save. The photos contain Thai tea frozen into ice cubes, NOT boba, although I'm sure it would taste good with boba, too. My husband and I LOVE Thai tea, but I went off dyes and was sad to find out that pretty much every single Thai tea out there has yellow 5 in it. I searched for an alternative and found a different brand, first, that only had the tea leaves and blue butterfly pea powder. It was good, but felt like it was missing something, so I tried this brand. It only has 3 ingredients: tea leaves, blue butterfly pea powder, and natural flavor (I think it's more of a vanilla-style natural flavor that enriches the taste of the tea). This has a perfect flavor. You boil it in water for a few minutes and add sugar while it's still simmering. Strain it with a really good cloth strainer and serve over ice with evaporated milk. Let it cool before you refrigerate (if you end up having any leftovers). It tastes just as good, or even better the next day. I believe I've bought 7 or 8 of these so far, and have another one coming next month. Try it!

Very good! I knew right away by the smell when I opened the bag that I would like this tea. Very lovely smell and flavor. I brewed 12 oz water with two heaping teaspoons in a disposable tea packet. Added about double the honey I normally would. Let it steep and cool in the fridge. Poured over ice and added Forager cinnamon vanilla coconut/oat/cashew creamer and it was perfect. Very very close to the orange Thai ice tea that I love. Considering the restaurant I like makes it with half&half this was darn close for a non dairy , additive free alternative. All the popular thai teas have fake food coloring and or fake flavoring. The blue color is so pretty! I do suspect from taste, that there might be a hint of spirulina in there contributing to the color but that’s fine with me. I bet a splash of OJ would make a lovely and tasty purple drink

Just the smell as I opened is amazing! It's delicious and a good value! Gave it 4 stars due to the sticker covering the original ingredient labeled a "flavor". I still recommend it; and it's such a pretty blue when taken with milk of choice ☺️

This tea is so good im glad I got it! It's a perfect alternative if you love thai tea but want to avoid the dyes and preservatives. It's blue but not as blue as the photos is. Mine had more of a slight green tone to the blue but that's because of the thai tea mixed in with the butterfly flowers I believe... it makes sense to me. However I have matched drinks to parties and themes and if I had purchased this for an event I would have been upset if the color was off. I wish the photos would have been more true to the actual color. It's still very pretty but just not as advertised and that's important to consumers. Butterfly tea on it's own does not have the green tone it's pure blue if that's what you are looking for. This is a thai tea mixture and it's wonderful but don't confuse it with it being pure butterfly tea.

After triying many different brands and many failed attempts to recreate the flavor you'd get from a Thai restaurant, this is by far the best Thai tea blend I have tried. Other brands are either too weak or too strong with a bitter tobacco aftertaste (which can be quite pleasant if it is not overpowering, and this blend does just that), not to mention that the nasty coloring they use is too much (I had no idea that that wasn't a natural color). While this blend is on the pricey side, I think it is worth it and so much cheaper than buying already blended tea every day. This blend is also quite versatile because you can drink it with or without creamer, and if you add lemon to it it turns a really nice violet color. Definitely not going back to that nasty orange stuff.