I COULD DRINK THIS ALL DAY - Lush Disciple PuErh Tea
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- čas přidán 12. 04. 2024
- A tea which blew my socks off! Lush Disciple is a tea which will be drunk through in no time at all.
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Don, you must be the only person who can make me just itch to start a gong fu sesh just before bedtime and risk my entire night's sleep, just listening to your tasting notes..
5am rainy morning tea sessions are one of the highlights in my life
Why does my heart sing every time a Mei Leaf post appears on my feed…..💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾🎶🎶🎶🎶
Because you have a good heart;)
drinking game: take a sip of tea every time Don says "Lush"
Sounds like this one is right up my alley. I prefer bold flavors that I don't have to search for so much.
Love the artwork - the leopard reminds me a bit of Mishkin!
Probably my fav Celine's artwork ❤
...if I used a pound of tea in my lil pot, I'd get tea drunk af too 😅
Still waiting for my cake, so I have to settle with one of my favorite Mist Pilgrim
Oooo I'm excited to watch!
Love the cover painting ♥: it somehow reminds me a lot of vintage Penguin paperbacks ... but can't put my finger on it; must be the colours. It looks like something that might be found on a novel from the early 20th century.
Love the artwork guys
Big Snow Mountain is one of my favorite places for Sheng PuErh. SO GOOD!
Lilies, summer skin and strawberry milk: I want this!
Sparkling mineral water with pineapple juice and mashed cherries
👍👍
I'm considering making my 1st order with mei leaf. Any red tea suggestions?
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Looks like Don broke up about 10--15% of that 200-g cake. 20--30 grams of tea in a session? Are my eyes deceiving me? Or is Don just a beast?
I saw that too😂
And at 14$ an ounce for this particular tea is crazy
He’s hardcore. 😉
Honestly,I've watched your videos from 6 years ago,and 6 days ago,you pretty much look the same! Must be the tea 😅,cheers.
Mengku is like stepping into a realm of warm liquid glass.
Surely this tea would be better reviewed by the Pu Boys as they are slated as the experts on PuErh tea.
So this is tea tree tea? Not sure I ever had that, I just know tea tree oil.
No, it's from the same species of plant as normal tea. Just a varietal which produces a big tree, not a bush.
@@killers31337 .......o.... well that gets confusing doesn't it 😆
thx
It's only been like 3 years since I got over how we call it tea even if there's not tea in it.
I used to think the hindi 'chai', chinese 'cha' are more prone to actually refer to the tea plant. But no, they use the word just like we use 'tea'. That was very disillusioning to me.
@@Broockle I'm afraid you've got confused.
Camelia sinensis is the tea plant. It is what normal tea is made of. In China it's called chá shù, a tea plant/tea tree. That's the original one.
"Tea-tree" of "tea tree oil" fame is a completely different plant. Or, rather, plants. People used it for replacement for a real tea, from wikipedia:
> The common name "tea tree" has been applied to species in the genera Leptospermum, Melaleuca, Kunzea, and Baeckea because the sailors on the Endeavour used the leaves of a shrub from one of these groups as a replacement for tea (Camellia sinensis) during Captain James Cook's 1770 voyage to Australia.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melaleuca#Etymology
It should have been called pseudo-tea-tree, perhaps...
I guess it would make sense to stop calling these replacement "tea-tree", but cosmetics industry probably finds it easier to sell "tea tree oil" than "Melaleuca oil".
@@killers31337 i thought all tree bushes become trees as they get older. I do not think its a different variety. The tea trees are 100- 300 year old tea plants if i remember correctly from don's tea documentaries....
Tea tree is also known as melaleuca and it is a plant that is native to australia. It is a completely different variety than the tea plant camelia sinensis.