Tea Needs Extra Premium Organic Gyokuro
8.4/10 — 1 review
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Katie's review: "I greatly enjoyed my gyokuro evening and my first experience with Tea Needs" Read review » |
8.4/10 |
Gyokuro Tea
There are 17 reviews available for this category, for 8 different blends of tea. The average rating for products in this category is 6.55.
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Mighty Leaf Gyokuro
8/10 — 1 review  |
Trent's review: "A rich vegetal artichoke like flavor, but not much sweetness." Read review » |
8/10 |
Tea Zone Gyokuro
7.8/10 — 3 reviews  |
Troy's review: "Strongly vegetal, and it stood up to multiple infusions... a solid green tea, but not particularly exceptional." Read review » |
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Jeff's review: "I’ve never had a green tea with such a light yet savory sweet taste... a precious blend." Read review » |
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Clay's review: "A high-grade green tea with a pleasant, grassy taste. " Read review » |
7/10 |
Maeda-en Gyokuro
6.3/10 — 3 reviews |
Troy's review: "A great Gyokuro, perfect for sipping hot, or cold." Read review » |
8/10 | |
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Lynn's review: "This tea falls under the category I call ‘finicky.’" Read review » |
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Vanessa's review: "This tea is medium-bodied, slightly sweet tea that is just savory enough to be an ideal beverage for a meal. Although it's not the absolute best gyokuro I've ever had, it is certainly a delicious and affordable one!" Read review » |
7.5/10 |
TeaGschwendner Japan Gyokuro
6.3/10 — 2 reviews |
Vanessa's review: "The brewed tea was true to its aroma; the primary flavors were grassy and springy, and there was a bit of astringency to the tea. To me, the first sip seemed harsh, but once I adjusted to the tinge of bitterness, I began to really enjoy this tea." Read review » |
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Numi's review: "The light body masks a very strong, almost bitter taste that isn't as smooth as I'd like. For this kind of strength, I'd expect flavors with more depth to balance it out." Read review » |
5/10 |
American Tea Room Yame Gyokuro
6.1/10 — 4 reviews |
Katie's review: "This is not the sort of tea I could drink regularly, nor could I sip it without thinking, but it is a great Gyokuro when appreciated fully." Read review » |
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Vanessa's review: "This tea's flavor profile was primarily vegetal and brothy, but there was an ever-so-faint melon-like sweetness present, which made the tea a well-rounded offering. " Read review » |
7/10 | |
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Dan's review: "Overall, this tea wasn't very enjoyable for me, in so much as it's too "fussy" for my personal preference. I enjoy high quality teas, of course, but when something bucks the usual procedures this much, it becomes a bit of a hassle." Read review » |
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Troy's review: "A great Gyokuro, but not $160 great I'm afraid..." Read review » |
5/10 |
Two Leaves and a Bud Tamayokucha
5.8/10 — 2 reviews  |
Sophie's review: "Reasonably priced and organic, it an adequate cuppa for everyday needs. Grassy notes appear as the overarching flavour but a dry finish coupled with a slight amount of astringency give the tea a satisfying aftertaste." Read review » |
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Vanessa's review: "Because this tea is so mild, it could be an excellent base for flavored green tea blends. On its own, however, I found it to be too weak in the flavor department. " Read review » |
5/10 |
Adagio Gyokuro
4/10 — 1 review  |
Shelly's review: "Slightly thick and slippery feeling in the mouth. It is also quite astringent and bitter. I just don’t care for it. It was a green tea that is way too, well… green." Read review » |
4/10 |
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