Q/A Series - Menghai, Xiaguan, Nan Jian & Others - Background History & Preferred Teas 

Checking out your older films. Awesome Q & A. Your videos are valuable.

Awesome. I could listen to this type of lecture all day.

nice snowy day.

Loved this video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

I just want to say thank you for the videos! I have never tried Pu-erh tea before, but your knowledge and passion for it caused me to purchase my first tea set from your website. Thanks again and I look forward to trying Pu-erh tea!

Outstanding overview of this maze of a Pu Ehr journey. Thank you.

your way of explanation is so enjoyable, ... very modest and friendly with soo much insight... cool video.

I really appreciate your knowledge, expertise, and sources. Trying to find a reasonable priced Pu-erh Shou and the flavor profiles I look for can be overwhelming. I was introduced to this tea about two years ago and have been trying to educate myself ever since.

Very interesting. I'm looking for the next video.

such great content and info!

Great content, thanks!

Thanks for another great video, Scott :)

Super interesting for a newb teahead like me

Appreciate the video Scott, very informative. You should get with someone and do a documentary series on pu'erh/tea factories maybe? Well when you get the time, anyway ;) Also, I can't seem to figure out if that is rain or snow in the background....

really nice :)

Is that snow ?

Very interesting! I can't seem to find part 2... can someone point me to it? :)

Great video is menghai dayi known to use pesticides ?

Hello there Yunnan Sourcing, thank you so much for your videos, they are much appreciated. I love tea and have been drinking teas from China all my life, however I have never really known how to go about finding good quality tea. When bought in the West the gatekeepers are Western companies/teashops that choose the teas that they stock for their own purposes, (price - as in what they imagine the market will bear, etc) this means you often don’t find good tea even though these teashops market themselves as high end providers. I thought about buying from China, but am a little nervous as I am told it can be possible to be ripped off there, with an inferior product. Please could you give me a brief heads up on where to buy good tea and what are good sources of information. Who to trust, and who not to. And any websites you might recommend. I particularly like (Pu'er, and Longjing.) I really appreciate any help you might give me. Kind regards Gin

bravo nice video...but almost all, are nice to ear and good learn for me. bravo!! ...name ? john....? thank youuuuuuu hhhuuuUUU :D