5 Tea Types You Need To Know | Tea With Olivia

Second-Generation Tea Master Olivia talks about the 5 main tea types and how it helps you get started in Chinese Tea.
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[@KellyBurnett138]

I’ve never had quality tea before…trying to learn all I can. I find your videos/channel very helpful and wonderfully presented. Thank you for sharing your talents 🤗

[@treasuregreentea]

Thank you very much for watching!

[@ananunez8781]

I love your videos ❤️

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Thank you for watching Ana!

[@craftsandcelebrations7539]

Wow. Thnx 4 sharing. very good informations

[@treasuregreentea]

It is our pleasure, cheers!

[@yvencia1150]

Thank you 😊

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thank you for watching!

[@joelcon4982]

Your channel needs millions of subscribers its sad not many people appreciate tea :(

[@treasuregreentea]

Thank you so much Joel! That is very kind. We hope to inspire more people everyday!

[@wongfeihung1847]

Aren't you guys located in Vancouver Chinatown?? I believe I visited the store a few years back!!

[@treasuregreentea]

Yes we are! The store may look a little different now as we are freshly renovated!

[@captebbtide]

For BBQs, I recommend the smoky Lapsong Suchong. Fantastic.

[@treasuregreentea]

Yes, a bold a delicious choice!

[@ReincarnatedMystic]

Where could I buy these type of teas? The best quality

[@treasuregreentea]

Thanks for watching! We have a large selection of quality teas at our store based in Vancouver, BC. We ship internationally! You can purchase them at our online store: treasuregreen.com/

[@kandich2299]

I'm from Trinidad 🇹🇹 and love Earl Grey tea. Is there a Chinese favorite 😍

[@treasuregreentea]

Lovely to meet you Kandi! There are so many delicious teas but our Emerald Silver Green Tea is definitely a favourite.

[@kandich2299]

@Tea with Olivia thanks much will try to source it in my country.

[@betsyurdapilleta7570]

HI Olivia am a big fan of you! You are I’m favorite TH-cam Chanel.Can you talk about tea pets.?

[@treasuregreentea]

Thank you so much Betsy! We do have a video titled "Introduction to Tea Pets" with our team member Brigitte so that would be a good place to start!

[@tealover4664]

Hi Olivia, the key factor that sets these 5 types of teas that you talked about is the level of Oxidation ( Actually they are six types, the one you did not mention is yellow tea which is rare but it is out there)
Fermentation is not the same as oxidation, fermentation is only for heicha ( Puerh for yunnan , or Liubao for guangxi )
I think it is important to be clear to your readers or the people that are watching this video about that.
Also about green tea , Chinese method which is pan fried ( hence Chinese green has more of the nutty profile while Japanese method is steam ( hence with the grassy profile )😊

[@treasuregreentea]

Hi Tea Lover, thank you for the points you've brought up. It's true, fermentation and oxidation don't mean the same thing. That's a wording mix up on our part, English is our 2nd language haha!
To your final point - although most Chinese teas today are pan-fried, some, for example teas from Hubei province, still use the steaming method.

[@Xytryn]

What about yellow tea?

[@treasuregreentea]

Thanks for asking! Due to is rarity, we sometimes have it in when we locate a good batch.
Yellow tea can be classified into 3 varieties: buds, small leaves, and large leaves.
Processing steps are similar to green tea plus there’s an extra step called smothering.
Yellow tea harvests in few areas and the most well known one is JunShan from Hunan.
Typical premium yellow tea has a golden-yellow bud, is high in aroma, and the soup carries an amber hue hence yellow tea.

[@Xytryn]

@@treasuregreentea Thanks for answer. I'm big fan of yellow tea and would like to know more about it :)

[@ox4df5h6g5ff]

Does white peony tea have caffeine?

[@treasuregreentea]

White teas carry the lowest amount of caffeine amongst all teas, but yes it does still have some.

[@kandich2299]

Doyou drink with sugar

[@treasuregreentea]

No sugar, no milk! Traditionally, Chinese tea is enjoyed on its own.

[@hl5016]

您好！您在哪里？终于发现可以用这么地道的英文传播中国茶道文化了🍵……

[@okeekee]

茶莊在加拿大溫哥華唐人街。 227 East georgia st. Vancouver, bc.