On Nov. 18, Taiwanese milk tea brand Chun Cui He teased followers, asking them to guess the new flavour that would be coming to 7-Eleven in Singapore.

On Wednesday, Nov. 23, the results were announced: It's going to be Green Milk Tea next.

We are excited to unveil our new Green Milk Tea flavour, hitting 7-Eleven shelves progressively from tomorrow! Grab yours early! Thank you everyone who took part in our Guess the New Flavour giveaway. Winners will be notified directly via direct message. #chuncuihe #abanasg #纯萃喝

A photo posted by 纯萃。喝 Singapore (@chuncuihesg) on Nov 22, 2016 at 4:27pm PST

However, the date of the release has been pushed back to Nov. 24, two days later than previously announced.

Update: New launch date now 24 November. ⠀⠀⠀ Save the date for the launch of our new flavour! Like and Share us on our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/www.abana.com.sg) for more updates! #chuncuihe #abanasg #纯萃喝

A photo posted by 纯萃。喝 Singapore (@chuncuihesg) on Nov 20, 2016 at 11:08pm PST

The new flavour will be available in 7-Eleven stores island-wide progressively.

This announcement comes as a bit of a surprise as the now-unavailable milk tea flavour was pulled off shelves in August for containing L-theanine, which is not on the list of permitted food additive under the Food Regulations of Singapore.

L-theanine is commonly found in tea leaves.

It might take a year or so for the milk tea flavour to be finally approved and brought back in the country.

The biggest question for this new flavour is probably whether it was initially affected by this ban too.

Nevertheless, you can expect it to be wiped out almost immediately.

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