Q: What tea will give me energy? A: Try raw Pu’er! just don’t oversteep #tea #jessesteahouse #asian

[ocelot_]

Japanese gyokuro is the stuff you want if you want to get boosted. Gave some to my caffeine resistant brother and he was like "damn I feel like I just hit a whole Monster". Also with Japanese tea you drink the first steep, it's where all the psychoactivity is at and the second is where the deep green polyphenol action is.

[TheCrawfX]

Can you do a video on making large pots of tea? I definitely like the idea of making a large pot for a thermos that I can drink while I’m working.

[honeycombprince]

A good quality matcha is my go-to. Somehow energizing and relaxing and helps me focus better. Its great if you want an easier time getting into a flow state. I also found it helped a ton for my adhd before I was diagnosed and medicated

[Draaza]

On todays episode of "things that make my hobby sound like drug dealing"

Recommending what strain and preparation helps me concentrate and get stuff done the most

[zenandtheartofskateboarding]

also recommend trying yerba mate for a good energy and focus tea, south american tradition rather than chinese so a different experience but ultimately just another way to enjoy tea

[Liaxi]

Kinda funny that I get a video about a herbal tea to drink at night and the next one is the exact opposite 😂

[zinaanderws]

Thank you for the tea education. I went to your site and I've subscribed. I gotta leave the coffee alone. Tea is so much healthier

[illuminatiCorgi]

Sufficient sacrifice to the tea friends

[KuranYuuki]

I learn something new. I never tot there are booster tea, i always tot coffee gives more energy.

[psyraxx]

If we mix it with peach or passion fruit it’ll be like Monster Energy Rehab

[djsmurf]

What's a good teapot tea, or something for a travel mug for all day

I'd like something that I don't need to rush through the pot before it gets bitter

[lav]

Pu'er and matcha tea shorts fighting in my recommended

[januszmuhlmann]

Love your videos. Ill get a tea set soon

[punkinholler]

I love teas, but i know very little about Chinese varieties (im more familiar wirh Indian and Sri Lankan tea). One of the problems i have when buying Chinese teas is, well, the language barrier for one, but also that I'm really sensitive to bitter flavors. Most Chinese teas aren't the sort of thing you put sugar and milk in so I just end up avoiding them because i don't know what to get. Donyou have any suggestions for a nice mellow Chinese tea that wont taste bitter to me? (If it helps, i hate chocolate because it tastes bitter to me. Also my favorite "no milk" tea is Makaibari estate Darjeeling, usually Autumnal flush or 2nd flush if I'm feeling "fancy"). Thanks either way!

[PancakeTopp]

Matcha & Gyokuro is what the person needs. High caffeine that will be released slowly throughout the day

[thanielxj]

What tea would you recommend for making kombucha? I'm looking for a green or black tea that's relatively inexpensive but still good quality. It doesn't have to be the best because it is an ingredient.

[crooked_pepper]

Da hong pao is go to for me.. its veryvery high caffeine..

[m.simmons]

I might be reaching here, but could you assist me in find or recommending a good English translation of The Art of War? Thank you for any assistance you maybe able to provide. Really enjoy your videos they have opened my world up to the many different teas, the culture, and much more.

[bigkaris]

Sweet dry are the exact opposite descriptions

[lonelycherrio]

Okay I've found I don't like the "tea" aftertaste in things like green tea but I really want to find a good naturally sweet tea. Any recommendations?