Some help on sencha from Zencha

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Re: Some help on sencha from Zencha

by Chip » Dec 12th, '10, 13:11

Fireflower wrote:and what about ym and miyabi, what kind of taste they have?
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They are both outstanding sencha. YM is generally a very deep make you sit down and take full notice type of flavor. It can be mind blowing. This year it is a bit milder than last year's, IMHO. Still very good, just milder. The YM Supreme had the fullness of last year's, but that is no longer available I think (?). Chiran is another YM, have not had it this year, but those who have sem very pleased with it. Chiran is a lower price point YM.

Miyabi, this year is crazy good, grassy, full throttle richness. I think it leans towards fuka though it is listed as mid steamed (chu). I actually give this the nod over the YM, THIS YEAR. It is that good.

Sometimes you have to step out and try teas, experience them for yourself, have those "must ... sit ... down" moments. :mrgreen: For this reason I try many sencha each year, that and to force myself to be objective and not simply live in a "safe zone."

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Re: Some help on sencha from Zencha

by edkrueger » Dec 12th, '10, 13:57

Fireflower wrote: i tried sencha tenryu misakubo, maybe i have made a wrong brewing and i try it again but is it a good tea. i think that fukamushi maybe is it more on my taste
Tenryu misakubo is yuukicha's second worst asa IMO.

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Re: Some help on sencha from Zencha

by Fireflower » Dec 12th, '10, 15:43

i think that my next purchase will be yutaka midori and miyabi at this point!

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Re: Some help on sencha from Zencha

by Oni » Dec 13th, '10, 12:58

Has anybody tried Zencha`s premium pack that contains one 50 grma gyokuro, and two Shunmei varietal sencha?

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Re: Some help on sencha from Zencha

by Fireflower » Dec 15th, '10, 04:55

i ordered the green tea gift set from o cha! so i can try both ym and miyabi
unfortunately i am not too much happy of my yuuki cha purchases (uji gyokuro gokou and tenryu misakubo, thi sis better then gyokuro but to me a little bit flat).

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Re: Some help on sencha from Zencha

by Stentor » Dec 15th, '10, 05:29

Fireflower wrote:i ordered the green tea gift set from o cha! so i can try both ym and miyabi
unfortunately i am not too much happy of my yuuki cha purchases (uji gyokuro gokou and tenryu misakubo, thi sis better then gyokuro but to me a little bit flat).
That's what I did for my first order from O-Cha. You will be happy with your purchase!

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