Gyokuro Shizuoka Organic
Japanese tea from Okabe cooperative; checked page says May 2025 harvest.
Confirm lot/format and selected brewing method.
BUYING GUIDE · Montreal and Quebec City, Quebec
Choose a Camellia Sinensis tea and infusion
Choose the tea itself before choosing an infusion approach. A Japanese gyokuro and a Fujian wulong come from different growing and processing contexts. The shop’s Quebec operations do not make either tea Canadian-grown.
What are the two selected teas?
Gyokuro Shizuoka is the Japanese tea linked to the Okabe cooperative. Anxi Tie Guan Yin is the Fujian wulong linked to a named producer. Read the exact current lot and format rather than making a brand-wide growing-origin assumption.
Which brewing directions should I use?
Use the selected tea’s own infusion guidance. Do not transfer one tea’s preparation method to the other solely because both are loose tea; confirm the amount and method on the exact product source.
What needs confirmation at the shop?
Harvest and lot descriptions can change. Confirm the current tea, package and order route, and check shop hours before visiting. The documented Quebec operations are a retail and selection connection, separate from Japan and China growing origins.
The linked offerings.
Open the exact offering before choosing its size, finish, format or booking option.
Anxi Tie Guan Yin
Fujian wulong from named producer; checked page says May 2026 harvest.
Confirm current lot and use its own infusion directions.
Your next steps.
- Choose the exact tea and current lot.
- Follow its own infusion directions.
- Confirm format, order route and store hours.
Before you buy or book.
Selected teas are grown in Japan/China; lot and harvest can change. Generic error banner appeared; checkout/form not tested. Confirm store hours.
The Canadian connection.
Official guide identifies Quebec operations. Selected teas explicitly have Japanese and Chinese origins; no Canadian tea-farm claim.