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“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...” Read full tasting note
“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,...” Read full tasting note
“To learn more about this flowering green tea, please visit: http://www.egotea.com/tea/flowering/floral_eclipse.htm” Read full tasting note
“Great tea. Liked the arty look as it brewed. The taste of green tea was good.” Read full tasting note
A handsewn China green tea that unfolds during infusion to reveal a globe amaranth, marigold, and jasmine flowers. Brews a smooth cup and can be infused multiple times.
Caffeine: Low
Brewing: 3-5 mins at 165 degrees
Origin: China
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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 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
To learn more about this flowering green tea, please visit: http://www.egotea.com/tea/flowering/floral_eclipse.htm
