How to Brew Green Tea - Learn to Brew Tea Like a Pro

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Learn how to make loose leaf green tea with our complete guide! Discover the tools you need to make loose leaf tea and what to look for when brewing green tea. By the end of this video, you'll be able to brew Japanese green tea like sencha, hojicha, gyokuro, genmaicha and more!

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🎥 Content of this video 🎥
0:00 Introduction
00:18 Brewing Methods
01:25 Leaf to Water Ratio
01:52 Water Temperature
02:49 Steeping Time
03:17 Subsequent Infusions
04:02 Review

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[Paintbl]

Perfection - thank you! This should be the #1 video on how to make green tea.

[freestyleliving]

Americans please appreciate this man's videos every Damn video I watch says 70 c to 5 grams per 150 ml or something like that where he says it and explains how to do it here. I always Lookup other videos and spend so much doing conversions and then forget them every time plus the videos are 20 mins for one type he just explain how to do over 3 In 5 mins. Love these quick simple videos :)

[chrisrosch]

This was so well put together. Thanks for the amazing video

[geslinam]

I’ve always just made my green tea with the stove top kettle/boiling water. I liked it, but it was bitter. Then I got an electric kettle where I could control the temp of the water, and wow - what a difference. I’ve been drinking Rishi super matcha, mix of matcha and I think konacha, though it is a bag tea. Looking forward to trying more of the loose green teas I have.

[buddhagurung]

Green tea is one reason I love to visit Japan.

[srinivasgupta]

Your review in the end is fantastic, You are a great teacher

[snoopy]

Endlich qualitativ hochwertigi Firma i de Schwiz bezüglich japanische Tees! Love it

[Kyman]

Great informative video! I learned a lot about brewing the different green tea varieties, and the second and possible third steeping of them!

[shalimar]

Great video! Could you please tell me how many leaves to use if I'm having jitters after drinking green tea?

[EverythingsBeenDone]

This is the video you are looking for!

[xyanide]

Great and concise little video. I think I've been doing some things wrong.

[Allyourbase]

I love green tea, especially with Manuka honey . I’m trying to get used to the taste of sencha rn lol

[seanbrummfield]

As an advent tea drinker, some cups I've made it just felt like it was either I drank too much or too little. I know when it comes to tea, people ask, "How can it be too little or too much?" But, I try to tell them, it's not how much is consumed, but whither if you're brewing it right.

[severini]

I was looking for exactly that! Thank you!

[vkings]

Ok that was REALLY informative and well explained, now I'm brewing tea in a whole different way

[marss]

I just put them in a cup and pore kettle water on em with some sugar lol
I don't use bags tho I find them wasteful and an extra thing to worry about (they are sometimes dusty and need washing)

[rifrmthend]

Thank you for this guide!
I love drinking green tea and always paying attention to the steeping time and amount of leaves is easy enough, but regarding the fact that green tea needs to be prepared at 80°C is a bit hard for me to follow.
When do I know that the water is not boiling hot (100°C) and instead at around 80°C? My kettle doesn't have a "thermometer" of some sort and I'm not exactly sure when I should take my kettle off of its stand. The bubbling sound I usually hear after about 2 minutes doesn't mean it's already boiling, or does it?

[miriansp]

Great review! Thank you!
I really enjoy the flavor and color of Sencha tea leaves!

[olivierhuc]

... How do i do the 2nd and 3rd brewing? Like i do the first and then what? What do i do with my wet tealeaves that are still well... wet (and therefore keep infusing and releasing tanins) ?

[DNAsample]

Hi! I have a quick question about what to do with your tea leaves after the first steeping? Do you leave them in the Kyusu throughout the day? And then come back to them when you want to make another cup? p.s. love you guys and all the information you provide!