The 6 Types of Tea—in 6 Minutes!

A brief overview of the six different categories of tea: white, yellow, green, oolong, black, and dark. The tea plant, Camellia sinensis, can be processed in many different ways, but Matthias has challenged Gabriele to summarise the name, history, and processing of each of the six main tea types...in one minute each!

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[zhubajie]

Your best. Clear and concise. Many focused videos are always better than a long diffused one.

[johnnydwicked]

Hey it's cr1tikal Charlie if he shaved his long hair and beard. Thanks for the tea info.

[MeisterVasqus]

Great Video as always <3. But don't listen too much to Matthias :D, we need the longer videos to watch while having a tea session. At least I do :)

[KnjazNazrath]

The lack of an Oxford comma on your tshirt got me, ong.

[pushpalathakalla]

Hellow sir your explanation is good to learn English I enjoyed a lot thank you

[bluesapphire]

Europeans should have followed the Chinese and called their perceived black tea as “red tea. And then we would have just one black tea instead of two polar opposite ones. Origin matters.
Very well explained my friend! Which ones your most favourite of all 6 or you prefer more often?

[fourseasonsnorth]

Great information again - and quick, wow! It's amazing how many varieties of tea there are! Just curious, have you ever heard of the Chinese taking the technology of tea making (specifically in making black and/or oolong tea) from the Russians' process of making Ivan Chai? We've heard it in many places and would be interested to hear your thoughts on this. Also, do you know if contact with metal affects the tea's taste or quality? Thank you!

[rngthwrld]

woah this was Long ago.
I really love the video!! you're well informed and precise. thank you!
I was supposed to be sleeping and here I am learning about tea. nice info video. one of the best I've seen

[jang.]

Long videos are the best :) I like watching 45 min or even 1 hour videos about tea, - about tea types and cultivars, about processing tea, tea traveling videos, tea tasting videos, tea experiments... :D It could be even longer than 1 hour. Then it could be called "sheng Pu Erh video" :)

[Overthought]

I wanted to know how they taste as well. I'm surprised that wasn't included.

[johnmcmunn]

Do you think Pu-Erh should have a separate classification? This outside Dark/Black tea. cheers john

[mirandasmith]

I didn't understand a word alright I got it your video is extremely helpful thank you

[matthewjackson]

what about Earl Grey Tea? what are they?

[DiegoMartinez-urgi]

Im really only here because I need to cut back on alcohol