James & Denny do another two-episode series on Korean tea acquired from Morning Crane Tea. From the Hadong growing region they review a Sejak from Dong Cheon teas via Morning Crane. This tea can be purchased in the western world from Arthur at Morning Crane Tea or Phoenix Tea House.
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Interesting video, guys.
Are there any other high-quality vendors of Korean teas, other than Phoenix & Morning Crane, located in North America?
Thanks.
Thanks for the comment Peter. Good Green Tea (http://www.goodgreentea.net/goodgreentea/xe/xe/) has a huge selection but is not cheap. Hankook tea (one of the big Korean tea companies) I believe also sells to the west, http://www.hankooktea.com/.
Also check out Matt’s post on western-facing Korean tea vendors.
http://mattchasblog.blogspot.com/2010/07/updated-list-of-english-online-korean.html