This is the Suntory Craft Boss Sekai no Tea No Sugar Black Tea, made with black tea leaves from Sri Lanka, Kenya and other regions.

The tea had a clear, deep reddish-brown hue. The aroma had a light floral quality with something faintly Earl Grey-like about it, though softer and less perfumed.

Consumed chilled, the first impression was a very subtle natural sweetness from the tea itself. It was reminiscent of the Uva-style base used in Kirin Gogo no Kōcha Milk Tea, but without the milk or sugar rounding it out. The flavour developed gently through the mid-palate with a slight citrus nuance, again echoing Earl Grey, lingering briefly before tapering into a clean finish. The body was smooth and light. There was no noticeable acidity and virtually no bitterness, with only the faintest astringency providing structure.

Overall, this was a light, straightforward black tea that focused on clarity and drinkability rather than intensity.

This Suntory Craft Boss Sekai no Tea No Sugar Black Tea contained 600 mL. It was produced in Japan and purchased in Sydney, Australia in 2026.