The Chinese Tea Company - Brewing Puer Cha

[@maryma46]

I used to think the "tea pet" was only for decoration. Watching this video I realized that by pouring the first round to the pet, the amore of the tea will evaporate so that the guest will start enjoying the smell before tasting the tea! Awesome~~

[@AlexDiegin]

This is not only beautiful, but also very beneficial for your health. The West took all wrong. The West took the taste of tea and lost all health benefits. Note for yourself: no metal (spoons or mesh) is involved, all preparation is just warming up clay cups and pot, no hot temperature water is involved. Under these conditions tea emits hydrogen peroxide in biologically safe quantities... Thum up if the topic is interesting.

[@maryannlaico7577]

First brew is just colour. The tea flavour comes out on the second brew.

[@wonderfullife8520]

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[@learnnpq3235]

Not all, some first, some second, based on types of tea

[@MarcPiery]

Actually, the first pass is to remove the Tannins (Tannic Acids), which can cause a harsh flavor.

[@Doc_Mitch]

I went to Taiwan last month and went to Jiufen where they have a lot of prominent tea houses. Truly, tea ceremony is a must and a zen experience.

[@Rains215]

I find this video extremely relaxing to watch and listen to.

[@wonderfullife8520]

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[@dtowns28]

This video was amazing... I think it took a long time to brew the tea... but I was like yes I want some now..LOL. Today my daughter open an early Christmas present and it was a tea set. I showed my daughter different ways to drink tea. I told her "this is how people in China drink tea"... and I used the "bowl".... then she replied "please do not make fun of the Chinese Culture." I told her I am not. That started the journey to show her the perfect tea making and drink video and I think I have found it. The tea look great, the presentation was great, the music was great! And now my kid have a better understanding of the Chinese Culture and the TEA!

[@yunelsonsr]

Demetrius Towns this is a Tea Ceremony. It is a sign of deep respect and welcoming of a dear friend or family. Westerners or Europeans may prefer a tea bag for a fast cup of tea, but if you read about tea bag origin, it is exactly impatience that led to steeping tea in what suppose to be packaging. Not very often people are invited to partake in a Tea Ceremony, guess that gesture of deep cultural respect to someone is boiled over in favor of Starbucks and the like. The Music is religious.

[@angiejwlist]

love this comment ^^ i love the fact that so many kind people take the time to understand other cultures, blessing to u and ur family ^^

[@余小东]

As a Chinese,I am happy to see that you love it.

[@333houseoflight]

We call it tiny tea cups.... Especially for this kind of way of brewing/drinking. But to be honest most ppl use the western way now, I don't know anyone who still does this at home

[@Soffenoffe]

@@333houseoflight Everyone I know in Yunnan where my boyfriend is from (Pu'er County) drink tea like this at home and most establishments there (hotels, bars, restaurants) have a tea cermony place. Perhaps not surprising this culture lives on there though. My friends and I drink such good tea there, from ancient tea trees, 景迈古茶.

[@Lotos61]

One of my favourite tea Videos. And I love the music!

[@TheChineseTeaCompany]

Hello, the song is called 'Green Tara Mantra' its a Buddhist chant. I can't remember what version this one is though - there are a few available

[@wonderfullife8520]

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[@rumanahmedkhadem4396]

It was an art of making Tea. I'm a Tea lover from the very childhood but this is the first time I watched something impressive to make Tea.

[@adarshguptak]

I too handle herbs and tea with such care, respect and love! Gifts of Nature yielded by human's ingenuity!

[@brooksiefan]

Truly so!

[@wonderfullife8520]

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[@rain2269]

Watching this before buying the tea set. Im mesmerised wow

[@RosalindandPearls]

Wonderful video ! The music is absolutely well chosen for this video. To watch the hands of this lady as she is making the tea is like watching a ballet for the hands ; it is simply a joy for the eyes and the heart. I loved it so very much, not only it is interesting/educational but it is also relaxing and pure joy to witness live ART. Thank you so very much for sharing ~ Rosalind ~

[@wonderfullife8520]

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[@Meskarune]

The music is a Buddhist chant, ohm tare tu tare ture soha

[@gabrielleangelica1977]

Found the music 🎶 annoying. Would rather hear the sound of the ceremony 🎑...

[@bashymcnasty]

I love the sounds that come from making tea. I wish this music was in the background.

[@jgh7164]

"Tea is winning. Tea is forever." // Frojtee, Berlin

[@wonderfullife8520]

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[@jesuscampos2463]

the name of the song is " Young Girls’ Mantra of Joy " Enjoy it

[@chardijensen690]

+Jesus Campos thank you. I could fall asleep to that

[@jesuscampos2463]

wonderful :3

[@lucidity_world]

Great thanks, I've found an 8min version of it in you tube. Can't seem to find out in Spotify unfortunately but I'll search other platforms. Oh but the glorious visuals that this video brings to are beautiful. Here's to beauty x

[@jonsnow1973]

What is being said? It's very soothing ooom delay ooom delay sokah

[@jacobtownsend2691]

why

[@얘너혼자왔니껴]

I am a Korean. Well I never searched for any youtube video about tea brewing. Then today I went to a PuErTeahouse by searching the site with my Kakaomap app. Then suddenly youtube recomended this. THEY ARE WATCHING YOU.

[@xmb6793]

LMAO.. google know where you are.

[@leulkm]

Chinese tradition is amazing, fascinating 🇨🇳

[@peteri3815]

My favorite tea video. Please never take it down.

[@yossirocksu]

Thank you very much for sharing the great art of Pure Tea! Amazing!

[@angelicamacanan1958]

Should've watched this first before gulping my first pu-erh tea. I ended up having headache and vomited after a few hours. (normal reaction if i drank too much caffeine) I was just so excited. 😅🤣 Thanks for this video! Helpful for me and it makes me feel serenity as well. ❤️

[@branislavpastorek806]

in my own experience people can just love or adore pu er (like me ) or hate it, i haven't seen anything else

[@wonhome2711]

Mesmerizing. The jade bangle is magnificent as well.

[@SolstaceWinters]

You could not have possibly been more asmr if you TRIED!!

[@Support4MySingers]

This made me so happy! I felt like this was a meditation for tea! I would love to be able to do that!

[@wonderfullife8520]

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[@aaronli81]

The video was very beautiful, with Chinese charm

[@imzin1662]

I almost cried when watch this tutorial... i never drink tea in such a way & pu er is one of my fav tea! I want a tea set now... 😂

[@zebaperween1287]

i really love Chinese tea culture, it so amazing, that's why i use to buy lots of Chinese tea even puer cha but. I'm big fan of tea culture

[@haomulvyou]

看看我🫣

[@ananasjuicy131]

It's looks like you finally have your tea and Blackout. :)

[@julyprncssleo]

wow that was relaxing. I want to drink the tea now

[@Dems-fk8sh]

Thank you for your video, music, and art of brewing tea and, most of all, for the chinese culture.

[@CarvedCrowd9]

I find it very addicting and relaxing to watch this video

[@kungfucooking7567]

Chinese tea is the real tea.

[@chp763]

Amen

[@Louis.Cyphre]

Pu'erh? - agree. Oolong? - my favorite Tea and the best are from Taiwan... Last but not least Sencha, Shincha and Gyokuro - no doubt Japan makes it... But there are so many kinds of great tea and I think, most are from China. For me as a german it is impossible to choose a real good tea because of the name. The sad truth is the great teas get lost between the masses of bad teas. Even bad teas are sold for a lot of money. So I haven't ordered chinese tea for a decade I guess. Maybe you can give me a contact to order the really good tea. I'm buying my tea direct from the teafarmers in Taiwan. But I'd like to try a tea from a seller from china I can thrust... A lot of text just to say, I love the video...

[@Soffenoffe]

@@Louis.Cyphre My second home is in Pu'er County, Yunnan, where my boyfriend is from. He is from the indigenous Wa people and mad about tea and knows many trustworthy people in the tea business. His cousin's husband who is also a friend of mine has tea plantations, producing very good tea. We have friends in the tea business who are of the Bulong tribe, living on Jingmai mountain in Mangjing village, where the tea comes from ancient tea trees, so called 古茶. I have a bunch of tea from there, it's amazing and I feel so lucky to get to drink this highly sought-after and praised tea. In my home in Sweden I now have Jingmai tea to last me a few years. I can help you out with tea farmer contacts in Yunnan, if you'd like, or just bring some tea back to you to try next time I go to Yunnan, probably in spring 2020.

[@Louis.Cyphre]

@@Soffenoffe Wow, sorry for my late response. I noticed your message yesterday and - again wow! It has become so rare, meeting friendly people and you really made my day. Thx! I love good tea and it would be so great, getting that possibly unique chance to taste real good chinese tea. I already wrote it, but this really made my day and I hope, we'll stay in contact. Thanks, Christian

[@roninbolivar1054]

Jasmine pearls are where it’s at

[@petegalvs]

This was the most relaxing video I've seen all week.

[@wonderfullife8520]

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[@LauraBakerPhD]

This is a very beautiful ceremony, and is extremely helpful in showing me how to prepare the gift of tea I received from one of my Chinese students. Can someone tell me which kind of tea is being prepared in this video? It has a red label like one of the two teas I have, and I was told it is a "baked" tea. I would like to know what that means, too! But what kind of tea is she making?

[@yubinbai]

I guess your students meant to say cooked tea. What she makes in the vid is also Cooked Pu'er tea. You can make it as long as you have a boiler for hot water and a glass to drink. Enjoy.

[@juyanzhao7520]

Thanks Laura for liking the video. The tea I was brewing in the video is called Shu Puer Tea from Yunnan Province, south-west China. Shu Puer tea is a microbially fermented tea obtained through the action of molds, bacteria and yeasts on the harvested leaves of the tea plant.

[@zinzolin14]

You prepare the tea so elegantly 🍵😊

[@koeniginmelb]

Now I know how to prepare tea...thank u for uploading very interesting and its very elegant cermony..

[@chai5916]

I love the music ! very nice video

[@Skymouth]

Pu'er is definitely an acquired taste and I love it!

[@AKNeal81]

The older the better!

[@anthropod4]

@@AKNeal81 i always have honey in mine makes the brain sparks fly

[@kylemaccloud8565]

Exquisite, sumptuous, etherial and most relaxing! Where does one go to experience tea in this fashion?

[@chriswebster9529]

Hello Kyle - if you are ever in London you can visit the Chinese Tea Company shop - this is where the video was filmed and we do tea tasking served like this on a regular basis. The URL is in the video.

[@chaphebert]

I just love tea. Such a great upload thanks.

[@crystalfelicia699]

Love green Tara mantra listen to it all the time nice video what kind of video was that

[@vnxettitw4879]

Beautiful video, relaxing

[@brandonwu9558]

And I just boil and drink ._. Still have the Pu'er I bought from Yunnan 3 years ago, and still tasting great.

[@rachellefriesen5051]

The figurines are there for water temp, maybe. I know that there are figurines that change colors to indicate correct brewing temperature. It takes a long time with the Gong Fu Cha method but is well worth the taste. Gong Fu Cha means "Time and Effort with tea". Brewing tea this way instills the traditional Chinese principles of time and effort in all things emphasizing quality over quantity.

[@gossipopithecus]

figurines represent wealth and happiness, i think.

[@snehaaditya2691]

Enchanting. Now I wanna have my own tea pets!

[@stargazernumerouno]

I enjoyed the video, and I've bought three different kinds of pu-erh, but I don't think I'm ready for such an elaborate production as this!

[@dtowns28]

and once again where can we get that music! that track is amazing!!!!

[@chopaface]

ah that's because of the claypot she used. in China, we only use one claypot for one particular tea. The tea leaves that's been used for many many times in the one designated claypot will develop the colour and flavour that you only need a few seconds for the tea to brew. That's why some claypots can cost as much as 12.5 million Yuan (divide that by 8 and you get the USD).

[@bily4566]

You can feel the culture and that it’s like bonding

[@lavender7419]

배경음악이 힐링되네요 다도도 배웠습니다 최고!!!!! 好听 好看

[@知-k3q]

There are six kinds of tea ceremonies! Kung Fu tea is just one of them, which is popular in Guangdong and Fujian in China's coastal areas. Tea ordered in the Yangtze River valley is the source of Japanese tea ceremony ~

[@tzz4239]

my mom has a tea shop and she does the same thing exactly like this everyday, never thought that was this amazing

[@susanpark768]

WOW! Your mom's living my dream. I would love to visit your mom's shop and drink tea with her

[@SuzanneBourgoin-d3b]

C'est sublime délicatesse et justesse merciiii💚🍀🌠🌱

[@GreenTeaGuru]

A very beautiful video here. Lovely

[@brooksiefan]

Surprising musical background - the Green Tara Mantra (Om tare tuttare ture soha) - much in Anugama's style.

[@mahalie23]

I thought it was funny too...mixing cultures. I like both, but surprising yes :D

[@tungha7509]

Louis Brooksiefan what language is it? I hear my mum listening to similar music when she mediate and practice her buddhism, i asked her but she doesn't know what language it is lol

[@loveistruth5713]

Vicariously enjoying your tea offer thank you

[@chopaface]

only in a specified Chinese tea shop. If you're in Canada or Toronto, then there's Tearen. I don't really know elsewhere though, you may have to buy it on ebay or something or from this lady's tea shop.

[@komomaybe]

very peaceful and interesting to watch!

[@evanya84]

I teared up at the end when she handed me my cup 🥹

[@PaolinaTrebisonda]

my favourite video of Gong Fu Cha and the mantra also is beautiful. thank you, I hope to listen the sound of water in your next video! CIAO FROM iTALY

[@TheChineseTeaCompany]

Hello paolina vittoria, thank you for your comments. I lost access to my video channel a few years ago, but now I have it back so I will be making new videos. I like your suggestion for having the sound of water so I will try and integrate it in a future video - thanks for the inspiration.

[@PaolinaTrebisonda]

@@TheChineseTeaCompany thank to you! :-)

[@АнастасияРемезова-в1н]

Мантра супер аж настроение поднимает, такую надо слушать когда на улице непогода , пить чай , и смотреть в окно завернувшись в теплый плед )))

[@andrewgoldin675]

1,000% accurate, perfect explanation

[@SuperProathlete]

What a beautiful presentation.

[@cpool1]

Lovely music, it is mantra of Tara a divine feminine goddess (something like durga in India).

[@Amburito1]

I really like the song :)

[@NessaRossini...]

Mesmerizing. I wish I had a cup to drink now. Oh wait, I am drinking tea. ❤️

[@danychen9241]

This just replaces the chakra I’ve always listened to before bed ...

[@AdamYusko]

Very peaceful and enjoyable video!

[@richardchung7198]

Thank you for making this beautiful video

[@JohnCONORt1000]

I was done drinking already when the frog was wet

[@jgh7164]

Dont you water your frog?

[@wonderfullife8520]

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[@annapl8738]

😆😆😆

[@MrRoboto1963]

I was like what the hell? Why did the frog get the first Brew. I know the second Brew is usually better, but I wouldn't waste it. I drink it myself. All that good tea wasted, lol. I have to wait for mine to get here from China, I'm sure not going to waste it

[@mathewwilliams1964]

@@MrRoboto1963 The first brew isn't really a first brew, it's a washing. I've seen it written that this step is especially important when brewing puer, otherwise the tea can have a fishy taste (due to the fermentation process).

[@andrewells777]

Beautiful video!

[@MessageKyle]

Great video but I noticed the url in the description is broken

[@benjamincarter6095]

How does this channel only have three videos in 2024?!?

[@jdn94]

Those are tea pets. Nowadays they have cute ones that do things when you pour tea. There's one that squirts out the tea! Lol. They're usually for good luck. There's a cute store about the frog!!

[@NoOne-wv6zc]

Beautiful

[@shylockwesker5530]

Great ASMR, very soothing. Thanx

[@ShaktiShaman]

I believe in and appreciate the ritual of tea. I understand the need to preheat the vessels and the curing of the pot by pouring the hot water on the pot itself, but why do you fill to overflow and can you please explain the ritual/purpose of pouring the tea over the carvings on the side? I am shamanic, so I was wondering if it is an offering of some sort? The song is also beautiful, it sounds like a mantra, could you please share the name? I thought it might be Green Tara but wasn't sure :) it sounds different than the one I use. Namaste, Shakti Shaman

[@flyingsnow00]

someone mentioned as a reply somewhere here that the leaves-rinsing water is not good tasting, though it's very fragrant - so it's poured over the carvings for the wonderful smell

[@MON79475]

It's an act of waking up the tea~ And for hygiene reason as well...

[@courtmarker1779]

magnificent

[@pourabiroy496]

So wonderful

[@sarahpirkle9476]

Beautiful music

[@LaszloMag]

Beautiful!

[@Roy-qn2ie]

I guess getting up 10 minutes early for a cup of tea wont cut it anymore

[@lowfat_recipes]

takes forever

[@stevenliu4592]

beautiful and graceful

[@javiercabezaruano182]

Sencillamente espectacular y emotiva. Gracias

[@25bmax]

Damn it, I am still stuck with English tea, but I also like puer tea.

[@mannyzuccarelli]

Well, that was quite peaceful.

[@javiercabezaruano182]

Maravilloso y emotivo video.

[@gossipopithecus]

I recognized you from the interview with the lady.

[@yarixzamendoza6314]

why is the tea in a brick like state? very interesting btw that was tea right?

[@pri22v11]

can you make a video all about yixing ware and its uses?

[@TheChineseTeaCompany]

Hello pri22v11 - I will be doing more videos as time goes by and Yixing ware is one that I will definitely be doing but I will not be filming until next time we go to China (April) - in the mean-time though - the 1st link below is for a video from our last China Tea Tour that we host and was filmed with a Master Yixing Tea Pot Master - Da Ya Fang (The people we took over to China also had the chance to make their own Yixing Tea Pots under supervision of Da Ya Fang and her assistants - Second Link) Hope both of these videos satisfy you until I can get another Video up - Thanks, Juyan The Chinese Tea Company - Tea Tour 2013 - Day 2 - Master Da Ya Fang makes a Yixing Tea Pot The Chinese Tea Company - Tea Tour 2013 - Day 2 - We make Yixing Tea Pots

[@superpu-erhtea1781]

Pu-erh tea, little studied, I prepare and research pu-erh tea, and I can say that excellent deep fermentation teas are worth developing this segment of the tea market🕺

[@JCosio-bs9xr]

What a tease!

[@roflcopter4388]

Its so beautiful :]

[@sylph99]

The "second water" after washing the tea, how long to brew before pouring to actually drink? In this video it looks like no time at all.

[@modgrip805]

I will soon need to make a 50 gallon batch! 250 grams seems appropriate for this size. Any ideas!? Thanks!

[@tungha7509]

Where can i buy a tea set like this? Including the table too :)

[@chriswebster9529]

Hello, you can buy all this stuff (Tea and teaware) from our shop - The Chinese Tea Company. It is in London. URL is in the video. The table you will have to get from China or pay a premium to buy it form a Oriental Antiques dealer in London.

[@nan8922]

Hi, I really dont understand what is a tea pet, what is the functionality and why do you wet it? Thank you.

[@katyeager5172]

can you drink the first brew or is it bad?

[@Support4MySingers]

Kat Yeager It's not bad no, but it's pointless! The first brew actually opens the leaves. All the goodness and taste is in the 2nd brew because the leaves have been opened so all the flavour can come out in the 2ns brewed water! The first brew is used to spill over the little Chinese mythical creatures people place on their tea tables! The only time you drink the first infusion of tea is when you drink White, green and yellow tea! When you drink red, black and Puer...the leaves are different and need to be opened by the first infusion! In short, don't drink the first infusion when it comes to red, black and Puer tea! :-D

[@joelybman]

Great video, what is the title of the sound track used here? Very relaxing.

[@HolyPigeonz777]

We have a 2003 pu'er tea cake in a box, the cakes iself has elephant art pressed onto it, and tree art on the rear side? We've googled it but cant find any pu'er tea cake with art on it like ours, its a big 600gram one, and we have no idea what its worth?

[@user-zy4kp9xp5s]

I love chinese tea but my set came with a hand pump and tubes. Anyone know what they're for??

[@shiqizhang7197]

When you pour water to the pot or cups in order to wash them, those water do not suppose to stay in the tea tray. I assume the tube is to enable the water to flow to the trash bin from your tea tray.

[@user-zy4kp9xp5s]

@@shiqizhang7197 ah I see, thanks :)

[@questionpappa]

beautiful hands and amazing video

[@gegedtea]

nice

[@alejandroleguizamo7722]

Beautiful.

[@TheChineseTeaCompany]

Thank you! Cheers!