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Gyokuro Superior (200g/7.05oz) [11130]
![Gyokuro Superior (200g/7.05oz) [11130]](/images/upload/thumbnail/GyokuroSuperior_A01.jpg "Gyokuro Superior (200g/7.05oz) [11130]")
US$38.00
| Posted by | Rating | Read | Date Added |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nickname: Stephen Carroll |
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11183 | 06/02/2006 |
| I have just received my second delivery of tea from you and wish to make a few comments as I sit drinking a cup of Gyokuro Premium! I first had green tea whilst in Kyoto a few months ago and discovered that green tea in Australia was a of very poor quality. I then fo... (more) | |||
| Nickname: Bryan Lansford |
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10267 | 10/05/2005 |
| Fantastic service. I ordered tea about 8 days before and had just ran out of Gyokuro that I had purchased in Japan when the shipment arrived. I had to brew some up right away. Great aroma, great taste and a pleasant lingering after taste. I would highly recommend this t... (more) | |||
| Nickname: Jonathan Meiswinkel |
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10735 | 09/16/2005 |
| I started buying buying loose tea leaves from Hibiki-an a few months and now have moved onto being hooked on the pure joy of drinking gyokuro superior. The flavor is unique and timless. When brewed to Hibiki-an specifications, this tea is perfectly mellow and flavorful... (more) | |||
| Nickname: Fred Raleigh |
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11195 | 09/04/2005 |
| This is a wonderful introduction into higher grade loose leaf green teas. I would follow the brewing instructions to the tee (sorry for the pun). What I like about the tea is the flavor, aroma and taste. I have not tried higher grades of this particular tea. I have trie... (more) | |||
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