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NaturaleBio Organic Japanese Gyokuro Loose-Leaf Green Tea

NaturaleBio Organic Japanese Gyokuro is a loose-leaf green tea described as a first-crop Japanese harvest. Its listed growing method includes covering the crop before harvest, and the maker describes the infusion as sweet and vegetal.

At a glance

  • The listing says the crop is covered for about 20 days before harvesting.
  • The maker describes the infusion as pale yellow-green, slightly cloudy, sweet and vegetal.
  • The listing claims organic certification, vegan suitability, no GMOs, and gluten- and lactose-free status.
Price
£28.03Save 19%

Reference price: £34.70

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • The listed first-crop harvest and covered-growing details offer useful provenance information for buyers comparing Japanese green teas.
  • The described flavour profile gives buyers a sense of the intended infusion before purchase.
  • The maker states that the tea is certified organic and produced in Japan.

Technical specifications

5 specifications
Identity
BrandNaturaleBio
Product details
Origin stated in product claimsJapan
Harvest and growing detailsthe very first crop harvest towards the end of April
Growing period before harvestabout 20 days
Package dimensions and weight26.5 x 16 x 1.5 cm; 200 g

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing describes the tea as produced in Japan, while product details list Italy as the country of origin. Treat the stated production origin and package country-of-origin field as contradictory until clarified. Packaging and labels may change, according to the listing.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

  • Buyers seeking organic Japanese Gyokuro loose-leaf tea with a described sweet, vegetal flavour.
  • Tea drinkers interested in a first-crop tea and the listed covered-growing method.

Less suited to

  • Buyers who need the country-of-origin details to be unambiguous before purchasing.
  • Shoppers who prefer tea in bags rather than loose leaf.
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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 374 ratings
  • 5 stars69%69%
  • 4 stars17%17%
  • 3 stars4%4%
  • 2 stars4%4%
  • 1 star6%6%

Customer feedback highlights perceived quality, flavour and relaxing effects, while opinions on price are mixed. These impressions may help buyers considering a loose-leaf tea described as sweet and vegetal, but they do not establish that every drinker will experience the same taste or effect. The aggregate ratings skew towards the positive, though a smaller share are low ratings.

Positive themes

  • Customer feedback describes the tea's quality and taste favourably.
  • Some customers report finding it relaxing.

Mixed feedback

  • Customers differ on value, with some considering the price sensible and others finding it expensive.

Frequently asked questions

What does the listing say about how this Gyokuro is grown?

It says the crop is covered for about 20 days before harvest and that this tea comes from the first crop, picked towards the end of April.

What flavour should I expect?

The maker describes the infusion as slightly cloudy and pale yellow-green, with vegetal notes and some sweetness.

Is the tea stated to be organic?

Yes. The listing claims organic certification by supervisory boards authorised by the Italian Ministry of Agriculture.

Where is this tea from?

The product claims say it is produced in Japan, but the product details give Italy as the country of origin. The listing does not resolve this discrepancy.

NaturaleBio Organic Japanese Gyokuro Loose-Leaf Green Tea · photo 3
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