@Hokieson1 All you really need is a kettle (either electric or stovetop), cups, a spoon, tea, a clock, and an optional tea pot (best if you're making tea for several people). I always use a pot that has a basket for the tea, or an infuser if I'm making an individual cup (go to any tea shop and ask - they'll know what you need), because it makes for easy cleanup. You can make a perfectly fine cup of tea with just these things.
This guy speaks pure truth. Tea is the best drink you can ever drink. I have yet to discover my favorite flavor as I'm only 17, but I already fell in love with tea and Im on a quest for the perfect cup of team.
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this man is so fake. who does he think he is kidding with his phoney accent? does he think he is mr .rockerfeller? mr. somelier? or is he from boston? perhaps even from harvard? what an asshole. i hope he dies or changes his accent to his real backwoods-country folk- assed- road kill eating- trailer park boy- change- begging- overalls- wearing -bare-foot shit eater. "putting on airs"! what a piece of shit charlatan.
Nice video. I prefer a certain Yamamoto Japanese green tea, Sen Cha. No, I dont have time for leaves, just bags. But I do use filtered water. I never knew how much of a difference it made, until I was traveling in Europe, bringing my favorite brand with me, and when I made a cup over there, the mineral content was so high, I couldnt even taste the tea.
@MoveOnDotOrgg too bad you dont have anything on your profile for people to know how big of a piece of shit you are who visits your faggot ass website
@echo1v It's a fun venture. Side note, I think I just fell in love with this man's knowledge on tea, I love his swagger. They don't make them like they used to...
@puresickmermaid Oh yeah, this is a favorite video of mine. This gentleman is obviously very knowlegabe on the subject of tea and does indeed carry himself with sophistication and style.
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Deconverts, are you really that much of an out-of-touch troll? This is the texting era, and youre correcting punctuation? lol ok
So your oblivious comment basically says not one person drinks coffee with milk and sugar. Oh I am sorry but i drink tea Black and have a electronic tea pot. Guess what you hermit, I press one button and BAM...TEA....OH MAH GAWD ....SO HARD.
and one more thing mr. never wrong....kiida funny how you have 7 THUMBS DOWN on your comment... lol
I don't necessarily agree with his last comment... two examples that immediately come to mind are an amazing black tea with fresh rose petals I once had, and a white tea with dried peach. While a quality tea by itself is often best, pairing it with another ingredient isn't always a bad idea.
@mathatton I don't think he meant to disqualify traditional, natural flower-scented teas. He praises them in his books and loves jasmine tea. I think he was talking about artificially-flavoured, chemically treated commercial offerings.
Though Salt Lake's water may not be to this gentleman's tastes for his tea, don't be misled into thinking Salt Lake City's water is by any means subpar. In fact, the lowly municipal water in SLC has been voted the best tasting tap water in the country (TODAY, msnbc, 7 Jul 2007). In my experience it is best to pair one's tea with one's water, just as is done with wine and entrees. Keep in mind, when the Japanese tea ceremony first evolved, Brita filters were few and far between.
I do agree with you about the chlorination/fluoridation issue. They began adding that crap to our water here in Salt Lake at the beginning of this year. :( Luckily, there are still a few local sources of unflouridated/unchlorinated water here. I was commenting more on the quality of Salt Lake's water au natural.
I would also agree on your nitpick though I think "evolved" is perfectly appropriate. No tea ceremony that I am familiar with in any major culture was invented overnight. These ceremonies evolve over centuries as collections of slowly changing traditions. Just drop my "first" and treat it as " the Japanese tea ceremony evolved over time" heh. In my experience water with the correct balance of minerals can actually compliment some types of tea. Boy can I tell its late and my brain is fuzzy.
fuck salt lake city
VideozRCool 1 week ago
Great Information! I'm going to order some of his books!
teabrewster 2 weeks ago
check out my tea video on my channel enjoy :)
OvrDShldrBoldrHoldrs 3 weeks ago
Uncle Iroh!
Darkalus 3 weeks ago
7 dislikes from people in Salt Lake City
xCelsius451x 4 weeks ago
what is like... good tea equipment? xD (rookie question)
Hokieson1 1 month ago
@Hokieson1 All you really need is a kettle (either electric or stovetop), cups, a spoon, tea, a clock, and an optional tea pot (best if you're making tea for several people). I always use a pot that has a basket for the tea, or an infuser if I'm making an individual cup (go to any tea shop and ask - they'll know what you need), because it makes for easy cleanup. You can make a perfectly fine cup of tea with just these things.
mashmusic11235 1 month ago
this might be the weirdest thing i have ever seen. and i watch a lot of vietnam documentaries. how does this guy know more about tea than wikipedia?
auschwitz41 2 months ago
@auschwitz41 perhaps the documentaries have spoiled your sense of what normal is.
aarossell 1 month ago
@auschwitz41 because this man is a connoisseur dummy
OCBsebastian 1 month ago
this guy reminds me of Lewis Black
inuyashaspet 2 months ago
The real buzz-killington...
devinsidell 3 months ago
I really like this guy.
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This guy speaks pure truth. Tea is the best drink you can ever drink. I have yet to discover my favorite flavor as I'm only 17, but I already fell in love with tea and Im on a quest for the perfect cup of team.
pdytko 3 months ago
Tea is the greatest drink....
ctdraper2 4 months ago
speaks like ozzy kinda
rw7aniat 4 months ago
I've known this gentleman's 3 tea books for 30 years and have had enormous enjoyment thanks to him. What a pleasure to hear him speak.
AulicExclusiva 5 months ago
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RilberBowl 5 months ago
lol I went and made green tea while watching this. He was so convincing..
LittoBUbbo 5 months ago
Cracks Me Up Wha tHe Says At 6:37!
Ninja3737 5 months ago
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Ninja3737 5 months ago
"Of course I use teabags! When we travel, it is the first line of self-defense!"
LOL
15000000th 6 months ago 3
Man knows his tea business.
vlcgo 6 months ago
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This guy is classy as fuck
brennan8522 6 months ago in playlist OBSESSIVES
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brennan8522 6 months ago in playlist OBSESSIVES
This Man Is Hilarious And Wise
turquoiseshopaholic 6 months ago
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this man benifets off of child porn. teabag this, doucher.
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this man is so fake. who does he think he is kidding with his phoney accent? does he think he is mr .rockerfeller? mr. somelier? or is he from boston? perhaps even from harvard? what an asshole. i hope he dies or changes his accent to his real backwoods-country folk- assed- road kill eating- trailer park boy- change- begging- overalls- wearing -bare-foot shit eater. "putting on airs"! what a piece of shit charlatan.
ceromantique 7 months ago
@ceromantique y u so mad?
0megamanX 7 months ago
@ceromantique go drink som tea and chill
braingloop 6 months ago
@ceromantique whoa....whats up with you, drink some tea or something
StopFlaggingVideos 6 months ago
@ceromantique Yeah but y u so mad?
martenRMIT 6 months ago
The girl sounds too peppy to talk to this man. He's so elegant sounding, and how she says "Delicious" at 5:58 really gets to me
twl8090 7 months ago 2
thank you for this video kind sir, cheers
pilaman82 8 months ago
TEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!
Xennia2493 8 months ago
is this for real lol
jingwu42 9 months ago
wine pales in comparison to tea they are not alike to be honest technically yes but actually no
Ericules555 10 months ago
Nice video. I prefer a certain Yamamoto Japanese green tea, Sen Cha. No, I dont have time for leaves, just bags. But I do use filtered water. I never knew how much of a difference it made, until I was traveling in Europe, bringing my favorite brand with me, and when I made a cup over there, the mineral content was so high, I couldnt even taste the tea.
kickinbackinOC 1 year ago
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nitemarestlk 1 year ago
How about we stop the mud slinging and have a cup of tea, huh?
Evologix 1 year ago
wtf is this guys nose blocked ?
BASTEH99 1 year ago
HE drank tea with a shitzu ?
boardiee 1 year ago
i actually enjoyed this guys douchiness
OGdank13 1 year ago
@OGdank13; you would since you're a total douche bag.
MoveOnDotOrgg 1 year ago
@MoveOnDotOrgg too bad you dont have anything on your profile for people to know how big of a piece of shit you are who visits your faggot ass website
OGdank13 1 year ago
@OGdank13: obviously I hit a nerve, you are a true douche bag, laugh my ass off!
MoveOnDotOrgg 1 year ago
@OGdank13 Yea you tell him George! remember the time we kicked this faggot's ass?
XxgregfullxX 1 year ago
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takadi 1 year ago
OFC I USE TEABAGS LOL!
1ms0l33t 1 year ago
"We as a people...will become a lot healthier and a lot less quarrelsome, if we start to drink a lot more tea."
- right on James.
cloudwalkerteas 2 years ago 2
Excellent video. I know nothing about tea but this makes me want to know more.
echo1v 2 years ago
@echo1v It's a fun venture. Side note, I think I just fell in love with this man's knowledge on tea, I love his swagger. They don't make them like they used to...
puresickmermaid 1 year ago
@puresickmermaid Oh yeah, this is a favorite video of mine. This gentleman is obviously very knowlegabe on the subject of tea and does indeed carry himself with sophistication and style.
echo1v 1 year ago
the man knows about tea. i like his way of talking and extensive knowledge. also bonus points for gentlemen grumpiness.
JeffBilkins 2 years ago 68
this guy talks like adam west
illuminatioracle 2 years ago 5
pass your cup i wanna see how many swimmer yea got
MommyKiller1 2 years ago
I love this guys voice. Even the way he says "Pass your cup" at 2:38
adult93 2 years ago 57
All the tea in China - how much $ ?
MoveOnDotOrgg 2 years ago
Hahahaha...Calipkr you also missed an apostropheeeeeee
Deconverts...mmm yeaah...nice negative seven there...im sure more after i make my tea that takes 7 years to make.
Jrbangs 2 years ago
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Deconverts, are you really that much of an out-of-touch troll? This is the texting era, and youre correcting punctuation? lol ok
So your oblivious comment basically says not one person drinks coffee with milk and sugar. Oh I am sorry but i drink tea Black and have a electronic tea pot. Guess what you hermit, I press one button and BAM...TEA....OH MAH GAWD ....SO HARD.
and one more thing mr. never wrong....kiida funny how you have 7 THUMBS DOWN on your comment... lol
CaliPKR 2 years ago
Calm down, Tiger(s)! Why so serious?
deconverts 2 years ago
Loved it! More please!
LilDorrit 2 years ago
I don't necessarily agree with his last comment... two examples that immediately come to mind are an amazing black tea with fresh rose petals I once had, and a white tea with dried peach. While a quality tea by itself is often best, pairing it with another ingredient isn't always a bad idea.
mathatton 2 years ago 2
@mathatton I don't think he meant to disqualify traditional, natural flower-scented teas. He praises them in his books and loves jasmine tea. I think he was talking about artificially-flavoured, chemically treated commercial offerings.
AulicExclusiva 5 months ago
@AulicExclusiva yeah thats all nice and he is a good talker.. but can you ever trust a nonasian in matters about tea????
iluvmycousin2much 2 months ago
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I think it's incredibly rude to ask for tea if you come to my house. It takes so long to make and uses far too many ingredients.
Try coffee instead. Most people have a machine to make coffee at the touch of a button!
deconverts 2 years ago
boil water, add tea. you're right, way too much work.
johnoneal 2 years ago 5
When someone wants tea, it's usually:
1. Water
2. Tea
3. Milk
4. Sugar
That's four ingredients!
Now, when someone wants coffee it's usually:
1. Button press :)
And it's not a function of work either, for Espresso has a strong taste and can be combined with other ingredients if you are so inclined :P
deconverts 2 years ago
i drink coffee black and tea plain
plus coffee you need water and coffee and most people use cream and sugar anyways
HaloMHM2 2 years ago
Deconverts....youre an ass. have a great day
Jrbangs 2 years ago
LOL Jrbangs, you're welcome :)
I enclose some apostrophe's for you: ''''''''''''
deconverts 2 years ago
LOL learn about tea like you learn about love-making.....this guy rocks.
gogreen18 2 years ago 4
this guy is jumping around from tea to wine
RyanSC12 2 years ago
i want to know his views on chai..and other forms of tea.
IkeaLamp 2 years ago
i want this man to adopt me.
mcmishmo 2 years ago 3
This guy kicks ass
fjdiazb 2 years ago 4
Though Salt Lake's water may not be to this gentleman's tastes for his tea, don't be misled into thinking Salt Lake City's water is by any means subpar. In fact, the lowly municipal water in SLC has been voted the best tasting tap water in the country (TODAY, msnbc, 7 Jul 2007). In my experience it is best to pair one's tea with one's water, just as is done with wine and entrees. Keep in mind, when the Japanese tea ceremony first evolved, Brita filters were few and far between.
ben314z 2 years ago
Keep in mind, when the Japanese tea ceremony first evolved chlorinated and fluoridated water didn't exist.
Also, and this is just me being nitpicky, "first evolved" doesn't make any sense. Evolution is a process, not an event.
WinkyMcGee 2 years ago 3
I do agree with you about the chlorination/fluoridation issue. They began adding that crap to our water here in Salt Lake at the beginning of this year. :( Luckily, there are still a few local sources of unflouridated/unchlorinated water here. I was commenting more on the quality of Salt Lake's water au natural.
ben314z 2 years ago
I would also agree on your nitpick though I think "evolved" is perfectly appropriate. No tea ceremony that I am familiar with in any major culture was invented overnight. These ceremonies evolve over centuries as collections of slowly changing traditions. Just drop my "first" and treat it as " the Japanese tea ceremony evolved over time" heh. In my experience water with the correct balance of minerals can actually compliment some types of tea. Boy can I tell its late and my brain is fuzzy.
ben314z 2 years ago
Have you considered using Mineral water, or some other water product that hasn't been chlorinated?
Chlorine gives a very strong (and unpleasant in my opinion), flavour.
deconverts 2 years ago
I love Darjeeling...
BlackLily888 2 years ago
i think they forgot to ask him about iced tea
zelda1ftw1imo 3 years ago
awesome!
nephildevil 3 years ago 3