Japanese Sencha Green Tea Loose Leaf - Natural & Authentic Japanese Green Tea - Clean Green Infusion & Smooth, Grassy-Sweet Notes - 1kg Easy to Brew Japanese Tea by The Tea Makers of London

I really enjoy the tea so refreshing. The container is great as it has an airtight inner lid which keeps the tea fresh.

It’s grassy, bright, nose of raspberries and taste of pine with a hint of umami. Delicious go-to sencha tea that I’ve been drinking every morning for years. I prefer to brew 1tsp, rinsed in cold water and brewed at 90c for 2 minutes. Compared to other green teas, this is the absolute best value for money I could find, and averages about 15p a cup. Keep at it, Tea Makers.

The tin is good for storage of the tea. Its a very nice tin, good quality. I make it in a pot. The tea is a beautiful colour green. But... the tea makes me so thirsty! Every time I have a cup I'm having to drink loads of water. I'm going to try to make a weaker cup to see if this helps.

I bought this brand of Sencha Tea because Amazon was out of stock of the one I have been buying over the last year.I actually prefer this one and instead of coming in a ziplock bag, this comes in a nice metal cannister with an airtight inner lid as well as a tight fitting inner lid. The tea itself comes in a plastic bag within the container.If you like Sencha Tea I definitely recommend this brand.Edited to add a comment because I saw a review where someone said it was hard to get rid of the tea leaves. I use a clear square based teapot with a built in metal strainer (bought on Amazon) and I find a teaspoon of tea makes 1-2 pots, where 1 pot makes 2 full mugs of tea. I refill the pot after it's emptied and the 2nd filling is still good. To dispose of the tea leaves, I fill the pot with cold water, then dump it on the garden, swirling the water around and that gets rid of most of the leaves. Alternatively just add it to your compost bin.

My fav sencha, if you like strong grassy taste, bittersweet aftertaste then you would want to try this one.

This tea was very different to my normal/previous sencha teas. I have got used to it now. It has a deeper more grassy taste, and the same leaves can be infused 2 or 3 times. I'm a convert.

The tea is ok, but the container it comes in is only half full. It's a con, really just fill it more. Could easily have an extra 80g in this

After I finished my bag of Teapiga Mao Fejg green tea, I wanted to try a different brand as they are becoming quite expensive. I thought I'd try the sencha green tea from The Tea Makers of London as the product looks great, and it comes with a caddy.The tea came loose leafed, in a plastic bag inside the caddy (not sure it needed to) with the bag being only half the size of the caddy. Once brewed the tea produced a clear green colour and a nice scent. However the tea is not strong, no matter how long it brews for. For some this might be disappointing as I like my tea to get stronger in the pot after time, so I can keep topping up with water. I've tried a few times to no avail here. However the taste is nice and delicate, so I assume it's due to the different type of green tea to what I'm used to.Overall it's a good mild green tea, not over-bitter but not strong enough for me.