Gyokuro Premium (100g/3.53oz) [11120]

US$29.00

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Nickname: Michael Nelson	Very bad... Bad... Very bad... Ordinary... Good...	19024	07/15/2009
(sound of exuberant and loud clapping....) First, BRAVO! Hibiki-An! This is the best Gykuro I have had, period. That I am aware of, for this amount of money, and for this quantity of tea, there is NOT any competition. Consider a competitor that I have reliably u... (more)
Nickname: Justin Kellis	Very bad... Bad... Very bad... Ordinary... Good...	10874	02/15/2009
I just finished my order of Gyokuro Premium. I have tried gyokuro a few times before, both at home and at tea houses and this was by far the best experience I've had with gyokuro to date. This wasn't an everyday tea for me, but something special to savor du... (more)
Nickname: David Stoller	Very bad... Bad... Very bad... Ordinary... Good...	11126	11/13/2008
For me, Gyokuro Premium is what I start off a good day with. Firstly, the smell that emanates from the leaves when I make the first infusion rarely fails to put a smile on my face. Also, the flavour of the tea is almost sweet in its character yet very deep with just t... (more)
Nickname: Kurt Acton	Very bad... Bad... Very bad... Ordinary... Good...	11198	02/03/2008
I just recently bought the Gyokuro Premium and I am really impressed. It has such a smooth taste and works well with multiple brewings. I have been experimenting with multiple brewings of your Gyokuro Premium and what I have discovered is that if I brew the first two ... (more)
Nickname: Michel Samson	Very bad... Bad... Very bad... Ordinary... Good...	10882	01/09/2008
All who love tea should feel fortunate for the existence of this fine company, Hibiki-an. Shipping is super fast, the products--especially Gyokuro Premium--are delicious, the packaging is aesthetic, in short, a perfect purveyor of the noble enjoyment of tea. Michel Sa... (more)
Nickname: Inna Bekker	Very bad... Bad... Very bad... Ordinary... Good...	10925	12/12/2007
One word - delicious!!! Sweet and mellow, no bitterness at all, if the water temperature is right of course. I have a water dispenser pot, so for me it's not a problem. I work long night shifts and take a cup of this tea with me in a thermos. I don't drink cof... (more)
Nickname: Tim Hancock	Very bad... Bad... Very bad... Ordinary... Good...	11705	09/19/2006
Gyokuro lacks the briskness of sencha, so may not make such an impression initially, and it seems to need fairly careful brewing to unlock the magic: low temperature as advised, a long soak (it doesn't go bitter), and I use quite a lot of leaf - more than sench... (more)
Nickname: justin forsman	Very bad... Bad... Very bad... Ordinary... Good...	11167	05/10/2006
First off (because I believe this to be most important) this is the finest green tea I have ever tasted. Once you cut open the package and smell how fresh and green the tea is you'll be hooked. Also, the appearance of the leaves is stunning. They are a deep spri... (more)
Nickname: Miroslav Kovacevic	Very bad... Bad... Very bad... Ordinary... Good...	2658	01/27/2006
An excellent choice for anyone wishing to experience premium Japanese green tea. My compliments to Hibiki-an as well. Expeditious, reliable and with their generous shipping policies Hibiki-an definitely is e-source for tea. Dr. M. Kovacevic, Chicago, IL
Nickname: John Outler	Very bad... Bad... Very bad... Ordinary... Good...	13658	02/26/2005
I am pleased to be the (apparent) first to write a review for this fine tea. I have sampled several gyokuros from various vendors and Hibiki-an offers a very fine value in their Gyokuro Premium. The flavor of a fine Gyokuro is as distinct from sencha as sencha is from b... (more)

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