Yamamotoyama Loose Sencha Green Tea - 150 g Reviews

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DescriptionA large bag of fresh, loose leaf sencha green tea. This green tea has a very mild and delicate flavour, with grassy overtones and a slightly bitter aftertaste. Product of Sri Lanka.PreparationIngredientsGreen tea 100%.
This information was updated on 18/08/2025. Please check the product's packaging for more detailed and accurate information.NutritionPer Serving: (3g)
• Calories: 0kcal
• Total Fat: 0g
• Sodium: 0mg
• Total Carb: 0g
• Protein: 0gITEM ID: 860

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Martin Wilson

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“Very nice taste.”

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Posted 3 years ago

Claudine Laurent

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“Have been using this product for many years. Excellent quality. Quite an essential product to me not always easy to find and very glad it is available at Japan Centre.”

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Posted 4 years ago

Helen Tunstall

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“Good quality for the price”

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Posted 4 years ago

“very nice good quality green tea”

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Posted 4 years ago

Henry Masoumpour

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“This is about Yamamotoyama 200g I bought last year. This year it is 150g. Have not used this year’s purchase and I hope it is the same.1- it is not powdery and although it is not whole leaf between powder Size (0) and leaf(10) the 200mg, last year product was 3 to 4. For me the larger cuts are better2-when hot water added it has a gold colour3-it has not got strong green tea tase. It has much smoother; perhaps because the way I prepare it4- I mix this with Continental Sencha which I tried in Regent’s Park. The above is sencha with a little fruit flavour to give it a pleasant aroma. It is not fruit tea! It has a a tiny bits5- I mix them 4 to 1 part and use ** small tea pots and add hot water( left a bit after boiled) and pour it in small Chinese cups, two small cups for two people and No water should be left in the small tea **. I can add more hot water later and I can do this 4-5 times. 6- I add a tea spoon of the mixed tea in a small pot which is the size of the palm”

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Posted 4 years ago