Very informative! Thanks, Kevin!

Awesome! I kinda got into tea a while ago but haven't kept up with it :( Hopefully this will spark my interest again!

Link up some of the places you buy tea kev. I've tried samovar, adagio, and silkroad.

great vid, been drinking loose leaf tea for the past six months or so, still learning and exploring.

oceanoftea.com has some good ones.

This is fantastic. Hope to take up some more tea exploring, this ought to help. Thank you. Looking forward to more Tea Library TV ;)

Nice vid. I'm a big Long Jing (China) & Darjeeling (India) fan. I'm looking forward to you covering them.

Enjoyed the episode, Kevin. I have a question that I messaged you. Look forward to hearing back from you!

have you tried revlolution tea? thoughts? probably the best store bought tea i can find

Tea Library T.V.?

great information Kevin. have to say that you are the aficionado that got me into it all. still need to pay more attention to temps and steep times, cz yes I have gotten many bitter cups.

I am addicted to tea, as well.

This was really educational. Thanks Kevin!

Cool video. You should call it "Teanation", lol.

very informative and good!!
carry on!! ;)

Hell yeah, great video, what tea expos do you go to?

If you drink a lot of tea, particularly tea that steeps at the same temperature, I can't say enough about the Zojirushi Electric Dispensers. Keeps hot water at a consistent temperature whenever you need it.

Thanks for the very informative video.

Ladies be careful with the lighter teas. Green tea intake is correlated with lower serum estradiol (estrogen) as I believe it has a anti-aromatase effect.

Really looking forward to this series, stopped drinking sodas about 2 years ago and since I dont drink alcohol either my drink options are limited. Just had my first cup of oolong at a tea shop the other day and was instantly in love, hope to get some great suggestions from you!

Nice video. I'd love to hear more about white teas; I heard Silver Needles stand vertical when you steep them in a pot, which is kind of cool!

is it a joke ?
April fool ?

Nice tutorial. My favorite tea source is uptontea.com They have a fine informative print catalog and OK website. Tea does not have to be fancy to be enjoyed. Even Red Rose in bags from the grocery store makes a fine cup.

Great stuff! Been trying to get into tea and hopefully these videos will be my guide. Can't wait to see more!

my father just brought me some pu erh (from a trip to china) but i have to admit, this stuff is to intense for me, but now i have the whole disc at home. how long will it last? should i brake it down and put in a normal box?

Hey Kevin can you link up what page you are talking about posting this on?

Great information..I have cut back on coffee and I have been trying tea.

Nice job, Kevin. Thanks for helping to spread the word. My favorite tea sites, for ordering exquisite green, oolong, or black teas: teatrekker.com and specialteas.com.

The tea revolution lives on. look me up if you need an east coast tea guy. There's quality tea and crap out there, and everyone needs to know how to distinguish. Join me at walkerteareview.com

Excellent introduction! Not so sure about the nerdy teapot... I think that the first tea drinkers a 1000 years ago had better rules of thumb. Keep those videos coming though ;)