EGO Tea Company

To learn more about this flavored green tea, please visit:
http://www.egotea.com/tea/green/korakundah_earl_grey.htm

To learn more about this green tea, please visit:
http://www.egotea.com/tea/green/gunpowder_zhu_cha.htm

To learn more about this green tea, please visit:
http://www.egotea.com/tea/green/green_orange.htm

To learn more about this green tea, please visit: http://www.egotea.com/tea/green/ginger_peach.htm

To learn more about this blended green tea, please visit:
http://www.egotea.com/tea/green/evening_blend.htm

To learn more about this green tea, please visit:
http://www.egotea.com/tea/green/china_sencha.htm

To learn more about this flowering green tea, please visit: http://www.egotea.com/tea/flowering/green_tango.htm

To learn more about this flowering green tea, please visit: http://www.egotea.com/tea/flowering/golden_lotus.htm

To learn more about this flowering green tea, please visit: http://www.egotea.com/tea/flowering/floral_fusion.htm

To learn more about this flowering green tea, please visit: http://www.egotea.com/tea/flowering/floral_eclipse.htm

To learn more about this flowering green tea, please visit: http://www.egotea.com/tea/flowering/dancing_lily.htm

Official page: http://www.egotea.com/tea/black/mighty_pomegranate.htm

It was okay. I might have blended this incorrectly because even with a little sugar, there was barely any flavor.

I enjoy this classic blend. It has a very fresh taste.

Great tea. Liked the arty look as it brewed. The taste of green tea was good.

Really liked the pomegranate flavor. The black tea, if I remember correctly, is a Ceylon black. Goes well with suger, but I didn’t really like it with milk. I’ve been drinking it as as an after-dinner drink.

Had this tea again last nigt and realized that I didn’t steep it long enough last time. I steeped it for about 4.5 minutes and the flavor came out fuller (with no bitterness) than when I steeped last time for 3 minutes. I also measured the temperature of the water before steeping and it was at around 167F, lower than last time. I think that steeping at a lower water temperature for longer time yielded better taste. I also noticed that it a had a sweet aroma, which must be the flowers. I think I am going to order the rest of Ego’s flowering teas. I’ll make comments as I drink them.

I tried this one as Kacie was giving it a high rating. Ordered it directly from Ego Tea. I’ve had flowering teas from California Tea House before and gave them an average rating as they were a little on the bitter side and were very flat. I actually liked this tea from Ego way more. No bitterness (not until about 8-9 minutes, after which any tea will get bitter anyways) and it had a way fuller green tea taste. It also had a really sweet smell which came of just a little as an aftertaste. I don’t think that these teas are scented, so I am guessing it might be the flowers. I think I’ll try some of the others they offer.

Ego Tea’s page for this tea: http://egotea.com/tea/flowering/floral_eclipse.htm

I enjoy this one with asian dishes. Really affordable, yet will not disappoint.

Traditional Japanese Sencha is too pricey, but I do like the vegetal twang on occasion, so I decided to see if I can get the same enjoyment out of China Sencha, that runs a lot cheaper. I decided to give EGO Tea a try. It is different from the Japanese Sencha, but different in a good way. I might just switch to this going forward.

Here’s where I purchased it: http://www.egotea.com/tea/organic/china_sencha.htm

I really liked this flowering tea from EGO. I always keep this or any of their other flowering teas at home for when I have friends over as it’s always a hit. If you plan on sipping for a while, make sure to poor all water out until you are ready for another steep. If you keep the hot water in the pot, the tea gets bitter – it is green tea. I usually resteep one tea bloom 2-3 times.

Pictures and more info: http://www.egotea.com/tea/flowering/floral_eclipse.htm