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Who's here drink kombucha 1.5L a day same like me ? Does it's harmful to me? I'm new in brewing kombucha, I'm super excited to drink it every day

I came for the Kombucha. I stayed for the “Tangy Twangy Tang “ 12:50

i wish you would have been more specific... drying should be at WHAT temperature, and for HOW LONG? you show that the reaction happens at 150-160C, yet show drying in a tea oven at 115C... and you mention it needs a long time but not too long... so... what does that mean?

Wow. Really incredible; AWESOME, thank you for sharing your exquisite knowledge!! *Do you visit ~’China/ Asia: Japan’!??

I would tone down the amount of memes a little, and normalize the audio levels between your part and the memes so they are not louder than the relevant part of the video.

you stopped informing us about the production methods after green tea...

Unfortunately I have a low sensitivity to Theanine, so I don’t really notice the effect of Theanine from green tea, but I do notice the caffeine. I have taken Theanine supplements though, and it is a very, very unique and interesting drug/supplement. It makes me very calm and present, especially when combined with other things. I’m curious if matcha would have that effect on me since it has more Theanine from what I understand.

2:18 That’s mediated through the A2 adenosine receptor, the same target for a few novel Parkinson’s drugs

Need to study foods and agriculture

Blown away! This is amazing on soo many levels. I will leave a comment on each video because you deserve it. Information packed content which is extremely valuable and well packaged. All for free!? In this day and age? I'm inspired

All Information for free????? Yeah, blessings are coming your way young man

The gut-brain axis is incredibly important. It has been shown to be involved with depression, autism, schizophrenia, etc. Taking an antibiotic called doxycycline gave me profound psychiatric side effects likely due to killing off the gut biome. These side effects are not overly common, but are very serious.

Is Theanine the umami and stress-relieving component?

Hi Dylan, I just found your videos when I was searching about teas, and I recently just learning about teas. So, I want to know about that sipping method of tasting tea, is there any standard or specific ways to sipping teas like what you're doing in the video? Can you make a video about it, or maybe you have some reference to it? Thank you

The optical-illusion analogy is brilliant

This is such a cool idea! I’d love to try these among other new ones. I thought dragonwell sake would be interesting.

Well done,much enjoyed clip. God's blessings upon you

Good video, thanks for sharing, subscribed!

21:10 yes and those cases are anytime you have a second container for the tea.

Where's winter picking come into this? You have spring, summer and autumn picks. Why would I buy a winter plucked tea? I ask because the only teas I've ever bought are spring, and I feel like I want to try other seasons, but why?

This is so helpful! I went on to websites to order Chinese tea and was overwhelmed by different types and names that I didn’t know how to pick to buy. Now I know what I am buying and how to choose. Thank you!

Leave out the funny parts

When he drinks the tea I usually drink: “usually I won’t drink this””this induce a gag response” “lifeless”“oh ah oh oh oh ah… tast like bile acid” I guess I’ve just been drinking bile acid all along😂

YO YO YOOOO WHERE YA BEEN BROTHER .... HEY MAN LOOKING FOR SOME GOOD ROASTED OOLONG ANY RECOMENDATIONS.....!???????

How long can you leave it out in room temperature and what tea do you use.

Awesome video! So, does a low-quality black tea have neither catechins nor amino acids?"

I had my stroke just a year back....wondering why my doctor has asked me to stay off from green tea!

Thank you so much for all the info. Brilliant presentation!

Oh wow. Last year I traveled to China and we visited West Lake in Hangzhou. I had a friend living in Hangzhou who was going to take us all around the lake and explore. However, I caught covid and had no energy for anything strenuous. So he called an uber and brought me just outside the city to the terraced tea plantations where we rested at a tea house in the middle of a plantation and spent the whole day resting, chatting, and watching workers tending to the tea plants. At the tea plantation, they served us Dragonwell tea (longjing) sourced from the plantation we were at as well as many other teas. It was an amazing relaxing experience. They brought us many fruits and nuts as snacks - these fruits and nuts were simple, but the best tasting fruits and nuts I've ever had. They were very minimally seasoned if at all, but the freshness, quality, and the roasting process left an incredible taste that was beyond what I even knew was possible. And the tea was also amazing. It was so amazing that I got really into tea after returning home and now bring tea to work and brew a cup chinese style every morning. Hangzhou turns out to really specialize in tea culture and the slower way of life in China. And many people you meet from Hangzhou or who have lived in hangzhou all know alot about tea and how to enjoy the culture and process of drinking tea.

Was there any information on how mixing different tea leaves and sugars affected the compounds?

Man, if you want to really experience the beauty of the Tang Dynasty, check out their poetry (with a good cup of tea). Even the translated work is just above and beyond most poets at least for me. It's all about loving life and beauty and joy and I just can't think of a better way to get into poetry than that.

Are there any research on health risks of excessive consumption of kombucha? I have started making my own kombucha and I love it, but I had a really bad inflammation in my one shoulder this last week after I had really more kombucha that I probably should have had AND after I was on a 2 day water fast. This shoulders muscles are a bit more challenged than the other because it was not fixed properly after a break. I assume it must have been the excessive consumption of the buch because all other factors were constant.

What are the differences between two varieties of oolong teas golden and red? Are the golden variety yellow tea as you mentioned in your earlier videos? Subscribed your channel...whiskey drinker turning into a tea fan at 55 year age! 😊 Your channel is the holy grail of Tea connoisseurs

Great videos and just want to say thanks for letting us know about not using the tea bag! I had no idea how bad they were! Much love. Hope you and everyone is well.

Just tried Pu'erh tea. It smells kind of fishy to me when brewed. It's not like there's fish in it, it's just the way the taste and aroma get transformed after brewing give that "fishy" impression. It's really weird. Definitely a very different taste profile. Anybody else get that impression?

I’d love to hear about tea’s interaction w/ sleep quality. Not just whether l-Theanine calms you down before bed or not, but rather a discussion of the chronic effects of tea, the alterations in body + brain, and how these contribute to quality of sleep. Im curious whether something like this could be studied w/ reasonable controls. I’d be curious to see if a population of tea drinkers consistently report higher or lower hours of sleep as opposed to non-tea or no-caffeine drinkers and how this could relate to sleep quality.

Thank you to our AI overlords for putting this in my feed. Your passion for and knowledge of tea is incredibly infectious, and I can’t wait to binge this whole series.

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Such an odd thought to me at seeing someone “famous” drinking something unfamiliar and being like “oh I gotta get on that must be cool” lmao

Hey man. A bit late to the party, I just want to say that I appreciate how articulate you are speaking, it really makes it easier for us non-native speakers to follow along

holyyy tea is so much more nuanced and complicated than I thought, could you link your sources like in this timestamp: 33:25?

I was a bit sad that you didn't mention the tea tradition in East Frisia in Germany, which has today the highest per capita tea consumption in the world, using tea from mainly the Assam region of India. In East Frisia, tea was used as the main beverage after working in the marshlands of Northern Germany to dig for clay. The women would make tea at 3 PM for the workers because the local ground water was bad without cooking it so instead of drinking beer like they would do in the rest of the country, they drank tea instead. Today the 2 main tea brands are Thiele and Bünting which still follow the tradition and both have their own never changing mixture of broken assam teas

ok but what about cold brewing tea? I need to know how that all works

Torturing tea leaves

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I came here from the meme

What's the difference from fixing (pan fried, presumably dry then) a d drying? Also toes that tumble dryer also count as 'pan' fried?

My stress is under control thanks to Arjun Tea from Planet Ayurveda. It's a must-have for anyone with heart issues.

Drink only loose leaf green tee and drink only top quality tea. Stay away from tea bags ( this video did not mention and it is this very important)