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Tea: It's so much more than a small afternoon pleasure. Connoisseur James Norwood Pratt puts tea in context, as not only "one of the world's greatest handmade works of art," but an antiwar palliative. Along the way, he weighs in on Starbucks, tea bags, and water quality.

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  • the man knows about tea. i like his way of talking and extensive knowledge. also bonus points for gentlemen grumpiness.

  • I love this guys voice. Even the way he says "Pass your cup" at 2:38

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  • fuck salt lake city

  • Great Information! I'm going to order some of his books!

  • check out my tea video on my channel enjoy :)

  • Uncle Iroh!

  • 7 dislikes from people in Salt Lake City

  • @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.

  • what is like... good tea equipment? xD (rookie question)

  • @auschwitz41 because this man is a connoisseur dummy

  • @auschwitz41 perhaps the documentaries have spoiled your sense of what normal is.

  • 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?

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