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“Got a bit of this from wegmans to try (from the bulk loose tins). Was just too grassy for me.” Read full tasting note
“This is a very nutty and mellow tasting sencha. I had it stored with other tea samples and it seems to have taken on flavors from some of them, so I’m not going to do an in-depth review. I can say...” Read full tasting note
“I thought I had finished my gyokuro yesterday, but I just realized that I still have 1 oz left from a green tea variety pack I purchased! :) I almost went for the gyokuro again today, but I figured...” Read full tasting note
“First loose leaf tea (and therefore first Sencha) that I’ve tried. Pleasant, light taste with nice hints of grass. Very inexpensive” Read full tasting note
Echoes of grass and sun-warmed straw present in this light-bodied tea with a pleasing flowery-green fragrance. This Tomo (which means friend in Japanese) Sencha, is a minimally processed blend of many fine tea leaves and it’s the tea to enjoy anytime you need a quick lift. Country of Origin: Japan.
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This is a very nutty and mellow tasting sencha. I had it stored with other tea samples and it seems to have taken on flavors from some of them, so I’m not going to do an in-depth review. I can say though that this one is mellow and a bit sweet, pretty good tasting. I’m getting hints of anise but I think that is from other tea scents that got into it.
Flavors: Nutty, Sweet
I thought I had finished my gyokuro yesterday, but I just realized that I still have 1 oz left from a green tea variety pack I purchased! :) I almost went for the gyokuro again today, but I figured that I better try to make it last. It was a good change going with sencha today…the extra grassiness and bite are enjoyable…and so is the significant difference in price compared to the gyokuro…great everyday tea.
I agree with the above. It must be an acquired taste. Not for me.