TeaVendor Guide for Green Tea

[Chip]

Please be sure to check out the Green TeaVendor Guide located here: http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=11931

Also check out the Japanese TeaVendor Topic here: http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=11556

Be sure to check out the Vendors' topics that were nominated by TeaChat members. Positive contributors are urgently needed if you are able!

Thanks ...

[rjiwrth]

Please be sure to check out the Green TeaVendor Guide located here: http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=11931

Also check out the Japanese TeaVendor Topic here: http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=11556

Be sure to check out the Vendors' topics that were nominated by TeaChat members. Positive contributors are urgently needed if you are able!

Thanks ...

Okay, okay, okay. I would love to review. I attempted one in the O-Cha thread. Problem is I lack appropriate descriptions that it seems other tea experts use. My descriptions feel pretty back-woods when I compare them to others here. I love to read really well thought out reviews and read many. I also have researched to find out appropriate descriptions of particular teas. Is there a guide for this? An encyclopedia? Anything to help the new babies here not appear completely comical?

[Chip]

I would hate to see everyone lose their individuality in order to conform to rigid standards. Often what is lacking in vocabulary is more than made up in other attributes and a TCer's personality.

I would prescribe practice, lots of tasting and taking notes that can form the basis of a review later.

A place like TC is a great place to learn ... like for 5 years before TC, I had no idea how to describe the differences in astringency and bitter. Umami, grassy, veggie, etc.

But the best part, practice is so enjoyable when it comes to tasting tea.

[Tead Off]

Please be sure to check out the Green TeaVendor Guide located here: http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=11931

Also check out the Japanese TeaVendor Topic here: http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=11556

Be sure to check out the Vendors' topics that were nominated by TeaChat members. Positive contributors are urgently needed if you are able!

Thanks ...

Okay, okay, okay. I would love to review. I attempted one in the O-Cha thread. Problem is I lack appropriate descriptions that it seems other tea experts use. My descriptions feel pretty back-woods when I compare them to others here. I love to read really well thought out reviews and read many. I also have researched to find out appropriate descriptions of particular teas. Is there a guide for this? An encyclopedia? Anything to help the new babies here not appear completely comical?

Often, when I sit down to drink tea with my wife, our descriptions and experience of the same tea is so different that I wonder if anything more than 'I like this' or 'I don't like this' matters.

When I go to drink tea at the local tea seller, the tea master never describes the tea. The experience itself is the main thing, not the words used to convey 'meaning'.

[cateahouse]

Thanks for sharing useful information.

[carocuello]

Thank you for sharing this information, it is very usefull

[jacobgraves]

Thanks for sharing this....

[WillikinnaEvoma]

Ive also heard about green tea useful features but I think it cant help reduce weight.. You should better go for sports and eat less..