This episode, Denny and I drink an aromatic, tasty Yancha (rock oolong) from Wuyi Origin. In the video we mistakenly thought this was a black tea (Hong Cha). It is actually an oolong.
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God, you guys come across as seriously stupid! Do you really need to play up that USA-ian gormless youth affectation stuff in your intro? It clearly isn’t who you are. Will look for better sources of information from people like Mei leaf.
Hi Jeannie,
Sorry to disappoint. For better or worst, the “USA-ian gormless youth affectation stuff” is definitely not an act… We’ve known each other for 20 years now and I’m afraid this is very much who we are. TeaDB isn’t for everyone and I’m happy to be in a world where there’s plenty of room for us and Mei Leaf and whoever else.
Best,
-James