This is the most unique gyokuro I’ve tried, and not in the best way. It’s not bad, just not my style. I like the brain-punch levels of L-theanine that a high-quality gyokuro gives. This one just does not have anywhere close to those levels. It is the least brothy and umami-filled gyokuro I’ve tried. Not a bad tea by any means, but a poor representation of the style if I may say.
Flavors: Grassy, Vegetal
