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Melinda
 
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Default Japanese vs. Chinese greens

Do people who like green tea here find themselves tending to like those from
Japan more than those from China or visa versa? (Or maybe someone has a real
liking for a green from somewhere else..Korea, Vietnam, Ceylon, Assam even I
think.. I have tried sencha and gyokuro multiple times and for some reason
they just don't satisfy me as much as Chinese greens of almost any type do,
right now. But I like Genmai cha, which is a bit different...

I'm interested in hearing what others' experiences are.

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