What I think of this award-winner green tea

[@Lou.B]

Sounds fantastic! Thank You for your work!

[@teaandwhisk]

Thank you for watching!

[@cozygorl4150]

i love watching your videos!! excited to see you vlog your japan trip 😊

[@teaandwhisk]

Working on editing at the moment!

[@aterphasma]

It's really good to hear your perspectives on this tea! The background music is a little loud and makes it tough to hear/understand you at times, and the video is mirrored (harder to read your shirt!). That color is intense--very impressive! I just found your channel and it's a really nice complement to my tea journey. Cheers!

[@teaandwhisk]

Thank you for the feedback! I am still trying to improve my video editing skill. So i love all kind of feedbacks!

[@x-stormblade]

This tea is an award winner? But it is not organic?

[@Sheltur_0311]

organic means nothing

[@teaandwhisk]

Unfortunately, it is not organic. But amazing teas like this normally use very little amount of pesticides. And yes! This tea won an award in Japan.

[@x-stormblade]

@@teaandwhisk If a food product is non organic, then it is sprayed with pesticide and herbicides, and therefore detrimental to human health, and should not be given any kind of award. This is a huge problem today, human health is not considered important by food and drink company's. Anything we eat or drink today, that has an award attached to it, should be done so regarding the products VERY high food standards, and non organic is not considered quality.

[@teaandwhisk]

I don’t disagree. And we always try to look for more organic tea as much as we can. Unfortunately, plenty award winner tea that I know is not certified organic.