Wow, I’m impressed and intrigued!! I’ve been a tea “snob” for years and find your videos, information, personality and visage very welcoming! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and personality with the rest of us!
Great video.. and your setup is on point! one thing that got me into loose leaf tea was the cool tea ware and hand made clay tea pots.. fun to collect. and brewing in the gong-fun style is great after a stressful work day, it's like a meditation, a good reset.. I think that's another good selling point for loose leaf tea aside from quality!
Ooh yes!!! I’m currently making some brew guides for standard teapots, but after that we will be dabbling in gaiwan brewing! It is such a grounding, experiential way to drink tea ✨ thanks for the set up love ❤️
I skimmed through a bit so apologies if I missed it - if possible avoid tea tins or bags of loose leaf tea that are transparent. Light can degrade a tea’s quality easily, so it’s best to keep it out of the way or get a fully enclosed package.
Fantastic!!!! I’m also obsessed 😂 I have a couple of brew guides up already! Green tea: th-cam.com/video/_ydzKHxR2SQ/w-d-xo.html Black tea: th-cam.com/video/fECdudMeX_o/w-d-xo.html I hope you find these helpful! ✨🫖✨
I find it quite fascinating how the picking, withering and baking processing of the tea leaves will determine what type of tea will it be, and not to mention how the taste, thickness, and finish will it have on the palate of the mouth… complex, and yet elegant.
Also the tradition of aging tea that is predominant in the Chinese tea tradition is also worth looking into. I was very lucky to be able to taste some aged raw puer and aged white teas and they are so nice.
Oooh I haven't had an aged white tea before! But I am quickly becoming a little bit obsessed wit pu-erh teas... I need to stop buying them or I will never get a chance to drink it all!
While all tea comes from the same plant, like mint that has 200 varieties, their are many variations of this plant Some tea origins can be identified by their name, Assam tea has to have been grown in the area of Assam.
Maybe I'm a big dumb-dumb but what do I *do* with the loose leaves? I already know there are many different types from trying them as bags. But without the bag, how do I actually make the tea?
Twinings company has 300 years of experience as advertised it's so sad when I was new I discovered that they were horrible and I had forgotten their brand names I bought it again and I was mad at myself I threw part of the way and then I thought I'll just take it to work and it just sat in the drawer nobody wanted it sad sad tea. Appreciate you putting it out there I wish it was more of a American Market I'm thinking that your products are England?
nice helpful video. I got into tea recently but just found out that the bags i was using have plastic in them👎🏽 would love to see a video how you prepare it
So glad this was helpful!! It is very disappointing that many pyramid tea bags have plastic particles in them... There are some now that are made of the fine paper like traditional tea bags, but it is much cheaper and waste-friendly to brew loose leaf tea! I have a video on how to brew black tea :) this is the link th-cam.com/video/fECdudMeX_o/w-d-xo.html
I found this video to be very educational. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm for tea! Keep them coming pleaseeee
Thanks Jahdai!!
Wow, I’m impressed and intrigued!! I’ve been a tea “snob” for years and find your videos, information, personality and visage very welcoming! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and personality with the rest of us!
You make Australian accents sound so lovely! Plus tea!
Love love love this!! You go girl!!❤
Thank you for sharing your love of tea! Can't wait to learn more!
You are so welcome! 🫖☕️
you're so authentic...
heeey Jackie I have just discovered your channel and content!! totally awesome! I love it, congrats on the great passion and content creation!!
Twinings is the best quality of tea. I wish that I could afford that make of tea. I have not seen Twinings loose leaf in Britain though.
Great, thanks!
Some of my favorites are Darjeeling and Yunnan loose leaf. And good ole cheap luzianne teabags cold brewed southern sweet tea, Good stuff.
Great information! Love from India😊
Great video.. and your setup is on point! one thing that got me into loose leaf tea was the cool tea ware and hand made clay tea pots.. fun to collect. and brewing in the gong-fun style is great after a stressful work day, it's like a meditation, a good reset.. I think that's another good selling point for loose leaf tea aside from quality!
Ooh yes!!! I’m currently making some brew guides for standard teapots, but after that we will be dabbling in gaiwan brewing! It is such a grounding, experiential way to drink tea ✨ thanks for the set up love ❤️
I just started working in tea company and was lost till I seen this
I skimmed through a bit so apologies if I missed it - if possible avoid tea tins or bags of loose leaf tea that are transparent. Light can degrade a tea’s quality easily, so it’s best to keep it out of the way or get a fully enclosed package.
This video was done very well. Thank you
Glad you liked it! :D
good info you are doing okay with your tea advice , and that's from an English man (UK) I wish you the very best for your channel ,Darren
Love this! Would love to know more about brewing correctly 😻
Excellent! Will do!
Super Informative video!
Thank you!!!
I’m now I obsessed with loose tea! Can’t wait to learn how best to brew it 🫶
Fantastic!!!! I’m also obsessed 😂 I have a couple of brew guides up already!
Green tea: th-cam.com/video/_ydzKHxR2SQ/w-d-xo.html
Black tea: th-cam.com/video/fECdudMeX_o/w-d-xo.html
I hope you find these helpful! ✨🫖✨
@@myteanook thank you so much! I have subbed to your channel. Please keep uploading :)
Yay thank you!!!! I promise I will keep going. I’m having sooo much fun finally sharing my obsession with the world 😂✨🫖
@@myteanook you should try some desi tea. You may be surprised 😊
Is that similar to Chai tea? I’m a big chai fan!
I find it quite fascinating how the picking, withering and baking processing of the tea leaves will determine what type of tea will it be, and not to mention how the taste, thickness, and finish will it have on the palate of the mouth… complex, and yet elegant.
It’s amazing isn’t it!!
@@myteanook I strongly agree. Thank you for your vids. I’m excited to see more of your tea vids. Keep up the great work
Also the tradition of aging tea that is predominant in the Chinese tea tradition is also worth looking into. I was very lucky to be able to taste some aged raw puer and aged white teas and they are so nice.
Oooh I haven't had an aged white tea before! But I am quickly becoming a little bit obsessed wit pu-erh teas... I need to stop buying them or I will never get a chance to drink it all!
Tea is yum.
🫖☕️🤤
I would love to hear more about ways to brew tea!
Yes! Can do :D
While all tea comes from the same plant, like mint that has 200 varieties, their are many variations of this plant
Some tea origins can be identified by their name, Assam tea has to have been grown in the area of Assam.
please keep making videos
We do have whole leaf tea in teabags here in Taiwan in the same quality as the ones not in the bags.
Ive seen teabags from England with broken leaves. My issue is that these bags or to small and tend to confine when the leaves expand.
Big Bongos love it
Maybe I'm a big dumb-dumb but what do I *do* with the loose leaves? I already know there are many different types from trying them as bags. But without the bag, how do I actually make the tea?
Use a tea strainer!
i thought u were going to comment on the weight of each bag and the difference
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Twinings company has 300 years of experience as advertised it's so sad when I was new I discovered that they were horrible and I had forgotten their brand names I bought it again and I was mad at myself I threw part of the way and then I thought I'll just take it to work and it just sat in the drawer nobody wanted it sad sad tea. Appreciate you putting it out there I wish it was more of a American Market I'm thinking that your products are England?
I’ve never seen a more stereotypical american😂 the way you said bt dubs😂
I’m actually Australian 😬😂🤭
Tea doesn't interest me. How are u with coffee?
You're passionate and funny, keep doing what you enjoy. Good luck Jackie.
I enjoy coffee, but I’m no good at making it 😂 thanks for stopping by Phil!
nice helpful video. I got into tea recently but just found out that the bags i was using have plastic in them👎🏽 would love to see a video how you prepare it
So glad this was helpful!! It is very disappointing that many pyramid tea bags have plastic particles in them... There are some now that are made of the fine paper like traditional tea bags, but it is much cheaper and waste-friendly to brew loose leaf tea! I have a video on how to brew black tea :) this is the link th-cam.com/video/fECdudMeX_o/w-d-xo.html