Gyokuro aged?

Made from leaves that have not been oxidized.


Jun 30th, '11, 06:21
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Re: Gyokuro aged?

by senchalover » Jun 30th, '11, 06:21

I understand now. Thanks.
This makes me a lot more interested in gyokuro now. :)

Now, I need to find the good stuff. :)

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Jul 3rd, '11, 00:00
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Re: Gyokuro aged?

by Kevangogh » Jul 3rd, '11, 00:00

Young gyokuro has what the Japanese say, a "green" taste to it. Nothing wrong with freshly processed gyokuro at all, but it reaches it's peak a few months after processing.

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