Yame Gyokuro Grade 1

Origine

Japon

Asie

Niveau de caféine (mg/1g)

0

1-10

11-20

21-30

31-40

41+

Description

Le Yame Gyokuro Grade 1 est Gyokuro première récolte de haute qualité cultivé à Yame, au Japon. Yame est l'une des régions de culture de Gyokuro les plus importantes du Japon. Elle produit plus de la moitié de tous les thés Gyokuro ! Notre Yame Gyokuro Grade 1 est considéré comme un thé de luxe pour une occasion spéciale. Le Gyokuro est une spécialité japonaise protégée du soleil pendant environ trois semaines. Avant la récolte, les arbres à thé sont couverts avec des chapitaux en bambou, suivant les méthodes traditionnelles ancestrales. Ce processus donne naissance à un thé qui riche en théanine et très aromatique, et à une liqueur d'une belle nuance de vert ; La saveur est unique, sucrée et délicate, sans aucune astringence !

Notre Yame Gyokuro Grade 1 de grande qualité est considéré comme un luxe pour une occasion spéciale en raison de sa rareté et de son goût, ses arômes et ses caractéristiques extraordinaires et complexes. Il ne s'agit pas d'un thé de tous les jours, mais un thé réservé aux occasions spéciales !

1-1.5 CAC ou 1 SACHET

200ml / 8oz

80°C / 175F

1.5 - 2 min

Biologique:

Oui

Ingrédients:

Thé vert

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David Psathas

Avril 2023

[EN] .....Oh I don't know I can see making this my everyday tea. For the price quite exquisite. Drinks nicely if steeped on the long or short side of the 1 to 2 min. range. I do wish you would put your rec. amounts in grams though . While I know most people may not own a gram scale any high end tea drinker should own one and they aren't any more expensive than 75 grams of this tea.-d-

André Lanciault

Juin 2022

Deuxième message: Ce thé demeure remarquable. Après plusieurs essais, je recommande de fire bouillir l’eau à 70 C. Il sent tellement bon et sa couleur ajoute à l’expérience.

André Lanciault

Janvier 2021

Nous adorons les thés verts japonais. Celui-ci est est d’une très grande qualité. L’odeur qui émane du sac donne le goût d’en manger. L’odeur se poursuit pendant l’infusion. Le goût est caractéristique du Gyokuro, sans amertume et avec une bonne longueur en bouche.

Un thé vert remarquable!

Jon

Février 2018

[EN] My favorite green tea out of all the ones I've had. It's got lots of grassy alfalfa flavor, with umami theanine aftertaste. Very light and smooth.

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Thomas Richmond

Octobre 2017

[EN] One of the highest quality teas I have ever tasted, definitely top shelf grade- clean marine kelp/seaweed with fresh vegetal notes and an intense umami savory punch. Well worth the expense , very uplifting, positive tea :)

Jeff Larsen

Mars 2016

[EN] I compared 3 similarly priced Gyokuro varieties: Gyokuro Ureshinocha, Gyokuro Premier, and Yame Gyokura Grade 1. I found the Gyokuro Premier and Yame Gyokuro Grade 1 to be indistinguishable from each other. Both of these varieties yielded tea with a richer and better flavor than Gyokuro Ureshinocha. In all case, I heated 8 oz of water to 130F and steeped with 1 tsp of tea leaves for 1 minute.

Stephane Dudart

Mars 2016

[EN] With a dense green color and intense and sweet fresh grass to the taste WITHOUT theine aftertaste. Wonderful tea. Smell it when you open the bag...

Derekarmstrong

Août 2015

[EN] Really fragrant, and subtle yet rich at the same time. Don't brew more than three minutes, about two finger pinches per small pot (2 cups). Delicious, my daily tea, I keep a lot on my shelf. Also, for those concerned about the nuclear accident, Yame is VERY FAR away, it's south of Jeju island South Korea. I can't give up my green teas from Japan (they taste different from anywhere else), and Yame is the best for me, and also very worry-free.

Andrew

Mai 2014

[EN] When made properly the way I like it I haven't come across green tea this good ever! I like the water to be around 60-65 degrees before steeping the leaves. The taste is wonderfully sweet with green tea's unique umami flavour. I can't get enough of this tea. If you like your green tea buy this. You will not be disappointed. A little goes a long way so don't afraid of the price. 5 stars.

Bruce Tison

Avril 2020

[EN] Slightly bitter to me. I prefer the Gyojuro Premier.

Mohamad Beydoun

Mars 2023

[EN] This shit taste like boiled seaweed. Smells like boiled seaweed. Even after I added like 250ml of jasmine tea and watered it down. *THIS IS HIGH QUALITY BUT I PUT 1 STAR BECAUSE WHEN I WAS CHECKING THE REVIEWS I THOUGHT THAT WAS THE TEA RATING NOT THE QUALITY RATING WHICH WAS MISLEADING* I was convinced it would taste sweet and a little grassy. This is girthy Atlantic seaweed. I'm still gonna finish the whole 100g though. It's not the teas fault. I'm pretty sure I just jumped to conclusions when I bought it.

Mel Sweetnam

Juin 2022

[EN] I don't know if this gyokuro is misclassified as Grade 1, or if I was just really unlucky and received an old/stale batch (although the tea was properly vacuum sealed). There is no aroma, almost no colour, and pretty much no flavour. It isn't really an improvement over just drinking hot water, though the second infusion is a very slight improvement over the first. The senchas I ordered at the same time are wonderful (I will write separate, very positive reviews for those), but I am at a loss as to why a premium price is being charged for this insipid gyokuro.

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