Korean green teas

[OhJungMin]

I don't have much experience with Korean teas, but some very asamushi teas, especially asamushi temoni sencha remind me of them.

Thanks!
Any suggestions where I can buy it?

[edkrueger]

http://www.yuuki-cha.com/asamushi-green-tea-sayamakaori
http://www.yuuki-cha.com/asamushi-cha-kanayamidori
http://www.yuuki-cha.com/organic-sencha ... ujo-sencha

Temoni is pretty hard to find. I belive Iannon has a source.

[Chip]

A lot of Korean greens remind me of Guricha which makes sense. That and Kamairicha.

I go out of my way to NOT recommend Yuuki-Cha due to my experience with this seller.

Asamushi can be obtained from many sellers including Maiko, O-Cha, Ippodo, Rishi, Den's.

[edkrueger]

The reason I recommended those teas was they seemed on the particularly light steamed side. Not all asamushi reminds me of Korean teas.

[OhJungMin]

A lot of Korean greens remind me of Guricha which makes sense. That and Kamairicha.

I go out of my way to NOT recommend Yuuki-Cha due to my experience with this seller.

Asamushi can be obtained from many sellers including Maiko, O-Cha, Ippodo, Rishi, Den's.

Thanks, Chip!
I'll see if I can get to try any of those

[Tobias]

Are there any good vendors (of Korean tea) with world wide shipping?

[AdamMY]

I think Dao Tea Ships Internationally, and I rather enjoy their products, much more than the other option I know of whose ordering system I trust (Hankook).

[bagua7]

Hopefully next year will be a better one for Korean and Japanese teas.

Sorry, but it won't be. 2011 it's still a metal year.

[Tead Off]

Hopefully next year will be a better one for Korean and Japanese teas.

Sorry, but it won't be. 2011 it's still a metal year.

Maybe it will be a good one for Tie Guan Yin.

[edkrueger]

metal year.

???