The 6 Types Of Tea

This is the basic rundown of all the types of tea out there and their fundamental differences.

★ We are talking about:

* Concepts of varieties, sub-varieties and cultivars of the tea plant
* Terroir and the effects that the environment (the area, the soil, the microclimat) has on tea
* Picking and oxidation of tea leaves
* Main processing steps used to produce specific types of tea
* Different techniques used to create certain flavor profiles
* Some of the health benefits and effects on the body of different types of tea
* Explore the flavor profiles, the quality indicators and history of different tea types

★ Table of contents to help you navigate to a specific tea category:

White Tea - 3:27
Green Tea - 5:00
Yellow Tea - 7:44
Oolong Tea - 10:00
Black Tea - 13:29
Post Fermented Tea / Pu Erh - 15:41
Scented Tea - 19:47
Blossoming Tea - 22:49

★ To download our free brewing chart to brew different types of tea correctly and like a real pro, visit our website:

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[satan]

Intro - 0:00
White Tea - 3:27
Green Tea - 5:00
Yellow Tea - 7:44
Oolong Tea - 10:00
Black Tea - 13:29
Post Fermented Tea / Pu Erh - 15:41
Scented Tea - 19:47
Blossoming Tea - 22:49
Outro - 23:52

[Thomas-vqox]

I love your passion for tea. I just took up tea after realizing I was a coffee addict. Made myself a matcha latte today and impressed the whole family to boot. Love the clean alert feelings I have and looking forward to discovering all the different kinds of tea I have heard about my whole life but never knew about. You have the heart of a true teacher in you!

[dcxn]

It's a wonderful and rare feeling when you stumble upon a video that is just perfectly delivered, concentrated information. Thank you.

[jhonviel]

Im so pumped to go and try every type of tea now!! growing up on lipton instant my eyes have been opened (o.0) to tea

[Aurora-MissWang]

I‘m Chinese and I think you really know Chinese tea Culture well. Thank you for sharing Chinese tea culture And thank you for you are into Chinese tea.

[cesartrujillo]

That was a wonderful lesson.  He explained tea really well.  I never knew about yellow tea.  I would love to find some now.

[TraveltheRedRoad]

Thanks for sharing this video - it was very informative. I have never drank alcohol and have found myself jealous of friends who talk about the complex flavours of wines and whisky (my national drink). So I have found the world of fine Chinese tea has opened up a new experience to me. I look forward to trying some from your company.

[miehiiep]

This is honestly the best. Especially with the website being so easy to use! I immediately got testers of aaaalll the interesting teas and I am extremely exited for them to arrive

[EricBryan]

A great video! I tried your tea brewing guide yesterday for brewing some high mountain oolong. It made a wonderful difference and changed the whole flavor profile. Thank you!

[CtoC]

I suggest sitting down with a cup of your favourite to watch this right through :)

[julyprncssleo]

That was very educational. I didn't realize that tea had such science behind it. I am not a tea drinker, but this made me appreciate the leaves more.

[TheDyadyddy]

This channel should have much more views. Very informative videos! Thanks! :)

[maryprice]

Its so delightful to listen to someone talk about their passion.

[lauralaura]

Thank you for the amazing video. I didn't think I was going to watch such a long video, but when I discovered how calmly and clearly you explained it, I had to watch it all. It was super informative.


I knew that teas were basically from the same plant but that the processing was different, but thanks to you I now have a way better understanding of how these processes are different.
I had never heard of Yellow tea before.
I didn't know how Jasmine tea was made. I bought Jamine tea with flowers in it before and it just didn't taste good. I love the jasmine dragon pearls, just the smell you get from them when you open the bag or box is already so heavenly. But they're definitely not cheap, when I buy them I only drink them occasionally as a treat to myself. Now that I know how labor intensive it is, I'm more okay with spending a bit more money on some good Jasmine tea.
After seeing your explanation, I finally get why I never liked Pu'er tea before, I'm not a super fan of earthy tastes. That being said, I don't think I've ever had a higher-grade Pu'er tea, i think I mainly had the supermarket bought teabag Pu'er tea. So if I ever come across a better quality Pu'er tea, I'll give it another try.

[MakeSenseToYourLife]

I used to live in China, Beijing and Yunnan, and now I am in Taiwan and just started to take tea class!! It is very exciting to learn about the variety of tea, that we don't imagine back to Europe. I want to say I love your video! It gives a very good and informative overview of tea! 謝謝！

[maxshyt]

This is the single piece of video that demystified everything for me.

[horohorosrin]

Dragon pearls are honestly one of my top favorite teas. good

[natalia.tasha.ondruskova]

Thanx! Your explanation is just perfect for a teabagger like me.

[Inprogress_of_newbeginings]

This was such a refreshing and informative video.
You have created content about tea...one would assume it's boring but no, the topic is deep, and chewable. I'm so glad I found it ☺

Thank you

[ruvimbond]

Bruh, people told me to drink green tea and night because it helps you sleep and now he’s tellling me it has the most caffeine. Guess I’m not sleeping tonight