Green tea is prepared in many different ways, and the process of steeping green tea varies as well. Learn how to brew green tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea. Expert: Bret Wingert Bio: Bret and Kerstin Wingert own Souvia Tea, which has two stores in Arizona. They operate their stores, teach proper tea brewing techniques, and offer tea tours all over the world. Filmmaker: Bill Zervakos

Hi, thanks for taking the time. I'd just like to know what brands of black tea or jasmine green tea is strong enough because i use Lipton and it's no where near strong enough. Does the black tea need to be made with tea leaves or something similar? Oh and this is a secondary question that I'm just curious about; how do the pearl milk tea shops make such strong tea in such a big quantity? That must cost a lot of money. Thanks once again.

Lori asked:


I have recently started drinking green tea and was wondering if anyone knows the best way to dry the tea leaves after the first or second infusion? I don't want them to get stale or anything. I know that you are supposed to keep them in a dark place until use, but it's hard to do that when you are trying to dry them after the first or second uses. Is it even necessary at that point?

Bronze Girl asked:


I just bought different flavors of green tea (official tea leaves, not the tea bags). With these teas being flavored will I still get the benefits plain green tea has to offer?

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xyz87 asked:


also does it really matter if you drink organic green tea or non-organic green tea? I don't see the difference here. Tea is tea which comes from leaves. Then what do they mean by "organic" green tea? How is it different?