Beipu and Emei: The Beauty of Oriental Beauty

[@dominikharangi267]

I love this series of vlogs, even if it's not always successful, still really interesting. Thank you!

[@charlesperez9976]

I appreciate this video,as I have purchased and enjoyed the tea that you choose to sell. Dubious merchants over there seem to be a bit dodgy,you see them coming from a mile away,to use an American metaphor. You are a pro buyer,supreme.

[@gabokuroki]

Thank you, Charles, appreciate your support

[@christinedrinkstea]

Thank you for devoting several episodes to this wonderful kind of tea. Have you had similar experiences sourcing other teas as well, in which you find a better quality/ price ratio outside of core regions?

[@gabokuroki]

Definitely, I would say it happens quite often. A classic example would be Long Jing. When you buy a famous tea from the original location, you always pay also for the hype and the notoriousness of the place so if elsewhere the same quality is produced, it comes most of the time for a better price.

[@onyxjulian3203]

Hii, i love to see you happy around tea 🤩 One question: You are a teaseller in europe. How do you deal with the eu compliment of your teas ? Are there any regulations with pesticide and do you let them test ? 🐛🪳🦗 Greetings Julian

[@nannuoshan]

Hi Julian, there are regulation and of course we want and need to comply to them. The authorities check compliance when importing teas and also perform random inspections.