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Yellow tea is such a rare treat, but this one is definitely worth the price. It’s become my “special tea” — the tea to drink when I’m having a bad day, or definitely want a tea with a lot of caffeine in it.

Lemongrass, ginger, peppermint, and pepper are the strongest flavors in this tea. Great for a slightly spicy, warm non-caffeinated drink.

Light, fruity, and floral, and such a treat. One of my favorite senchas by far.

Very floral and sweet. A nice afternoon tea.

A very nice Earl Grey. Let it cool a bit after steeping, as that seems to bring out the flavor more. The cornflowers really add a nice touch to the taste of the Earl Grey.

The perfect blend of lemongrass and green tea that gives it a nice, sweet flavor. It was out of stock for awhile, so we’ve been nursing the last bit that we have left because it’s so tasty. It doesn’t seem to be too caffeinated either, making it a great mid-afternoon tea.

Sour and full of lime. The essential oil means that the second steeping seems almost more flavorful, and it can get about three steepings. A great night tea.

Sweet and tart, the perfect tea for our family’s evening tea.

Wonderfully comforting tea. A friend sent this tea to me. I can’t say it tasted much like Earl Grey — I didn’t even know it was one until I read it on their website — but it was one of the most enjoyable teas I’ve ever drunk.

A very mild pu-erh. Tastes to me like rainwater — earthly, and yet clean. I learned the hard way not to drink too much of it in a day — not the best thing for digestion. But very simply and yet flavorful.