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Ratings and Reviews of Kaoru Fukamushi Sencha
Customer reviews
- Arthur MaullApr 27, 2016, 22:14Fukamushi Sencha Kaoro was everything I was expecting and more. To start, I very much like the nitrogen sealed packaging the tea comes in, the graphic design being my favorite. The tea itself has a wonderful grassy aroma and flavor that you'd expect from an excellent fukamushi sencha. I would certainly buy this tea again, and recommend it to all of my friends.
- David SmithApr 7, 2016, 01:15This is our current favorite - deep steamed, vibrant green, cloudy, and with a lovely "green" flavor and a hint of sweetness. My wife and I look forward to it daily - more than once! Delicious.
- Joyce GreerFeb 27, 2016, 00:41I usually drink Yutaka Midori, but decided to give this one a try. I learned that I only needed one teaspoon for my pot rather than the usual 7 grams that the other senchas use. It's absolutely delightful, not as grassy as other greens, but more mellow. My husband, an avid coffee drinker, discovered this tea and says it gives him energy, so now I have to watch out for my green tea! It's in jeopardy! I think this one is now my new favorite. Thank you for great senchas.
- SNFeb 23, 2016, 00:17This is one of my favorite deep-steamed teas, especially when I want something very green and very cloudy. Even though this is a fukamushi, I have no problem brewing it in my normal fine mesh teapot strainer. A little goes a long way, so this is one of my go-to teas when I'm trying to stretch out my tea stash between orders. I brew a heaping teaspoon a little under the recommended 170F, about 2 cups at a time, and carefully time each brew (50-55 seconds for the first, 30 seconds for the second). I find this tea to be one of my favorite daily drinkers, but I bet it really shines if you brew it with the correct fukamushi method.
- MatthewFeb 9, 2016, 03:17This tea strikes me as middle-of-the-road. It feels like a higher-quality version of sencha I've been served at restaurants in Japan—inoffensive, easy to like, but doesn't have any standout qualities. A good daily brew at a good price.
- John Priestley IIMar 4, 2015, 00:30This Fukamushi Sencha is delightful. It brews a deep green and has a wonderful, "grassy" flavor. It is well worth trying for the serious Japanese green tea lover.
Pay attention to the brewing instructions. Using water that is too hot, or brewing for too long can result in a beverage that is slightly bitter. - Bud SpindtJul 8, 2014, 04:51I've been sampling senchas for a few months now and this is my favorite so far. I enjoy the fragrance, flavor and especially the deep green color. What a great way to start the day!
- John KingJul 30, 2013, 05:56Another nice Fukamushi from O-Cha. It brews a bit differently from the other Senchas I have tried; it took me about a dozen attempts to get it where I started really enjoying it. It produces a less intense initial cup, but holds up very well even to the forth infusion. I wish I could give 4-1/2 stars. It may not quite rise to the level of 5 stars but I am willing to bet that is my fault and not the tea's. In any case, I don't think you will be disappointed with this choice.
- Toni TomovJun 4, 2013, 12:00Just to say - Great Taste!
- Taka WakabayashiFeb 28, 2013, 12:00I really enjoyed the rich flavour and deep green colour of this fukamushi sencha from Shizuoka!
Advantages:
Good price
Deep green colour
Strong flavour