Oolong vs Green Tea - Comparing Green Tea vs Oolong taste and production

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What's the difference between oolong vs green tea? In this video, we are going to find out. We're going to compare green tea vs oolong to see how the two teas are made and prepared. We'll also learn what is oolong and what is green tea. Let's get started!
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🎥 Content of this Oolong vs Green Tea Comparison 🎥
0:00 Intro to Oolong vs Green Tea
00:12 Oolong vs Green Tea Production
01:01 What is Green Tea
01:11 What is Oolong
01:55 Oolong vs Green Tea Leaves
03:11 Oolong Brewing
04:02 Color of Oolong vs Green Tea
04:25 Flavor of Green Tea vs Oolong
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[@emmahardesty4330]

As a long-time loose leaf tea drinker, with well established preferences, your comments have nevertheless prompted me to enlarge my selections. Which goes to say, thanks very much for your videos. Made me realize there's always more to learn.

[@Alexbancas]

Great video, i personality love oolong but i wanna try more green tea and getting this info is gold

[@gunnarbergvall6502]

What do you mean by "oxidation"?

[@g27]

Oxidation in food is when the food reacts with the air and gains oxygen. This process is quite quick. When you eat a chunk of an apple and you find the white inner part turning brown and soft, that’s the apple oxidizing. When tea leaves oxidize, they turn from green to black. Thus you get non oxidized green tea and fully oxidized black tea.