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Making Resin from Tea Flowers with Sister Ai

Jesse's Teahouse

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We turned Pu’er tea tree flowers from the mountains of Yunnan into something most people have never seen before…
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Get notified the moment our 「Tea Flower Resin」 is launched 👉 https://jessesteahouse.com/en-us/prod...
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While you’re waiting, have you tried Sister Ai’s tea resins yet?
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If you want to know her story, don’t miss A Day With Sister Ai here 👉 Day in the Life of a Chinese Tea Farmer
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:24 Pu’er Tea Flowers
1:13 Cooking Begins!
2:41 How to Pick Tea Flowers + Filtering
5:34 When to Make Tea Flower Resin
6:06 Putting Resin Back on Stove
7:45 The Final Stirring Stage
8:23 Sister Ai’s Tea Flower Story
9:51 Why Sister AI's Tea Resin is Special
10:15 Re-examining the Tea Flower Syrup
13:09 Resin Is Complete
14:28 Drinking Tea Flower Resin
16:28 Bringing Tea Resin to the West?
17:02 Where to Find our Tea Resin
17:30 Sister Ai Discount + Outro

#jessesteahouse #tearesin #puer #yunnan #chinesetea #teaflowers

20 Comments

@jessesteahouse Creator 3 months ago (edited) Pinned

Get notified the moment the Tea Flower Resin is launched 👉 https://jessesteahouse.com/en-us/products/sister-ai-s-tea-flower-resin?_pos=1&_sid=63ccb60bd&_ss=r

And have you tried Sister Ai’s tea resins yet? 👉 https://jessesteahouse.com/en-us/collections/sister-ais-collection?_pos=1&_psq=sister+ai&_ss=e&_v=1.0

For a limited time only, use code SISTERAI to get 20% off Sister Ai’s tea resins—and her other teas！

@Trauerdurst_TD3D 4 months ago (edited)

as weird as it sounds, your answer may lie in the cannabis industry. they already figured out how to package/ship sticky resins and those very methods probably work just as well for your usecase <3
edit: that could also extend to some of the tools used to handle the sticky stuff on the production side as well as on the customer side (for example the ceramic "hot knifes" used to portion a dab could be quite helpful)

@alcosmic 4 months ago

How she adapted a sugar making recipe to make tea resin is so interesting, this feels like it should be on PBS or something.

@yiyithewuster 4 months ago

I’ve been around tea for a lot of my life and this is truly one of the most unique things I’ve seen

@meggie_4564 4 months ago (edited)

I love seeing these longer form, detailed tea producing videos!!

@pandy4209 4 months ago

I finally got to try the tea resins you make and they were delicious. I hope to be able to try this too eventually! I would love to see them sold in different styles of tea cups that you can collect, it would be cute!

@tulipaloe 4 months ago

The whole process was so interesting to watch and makes me want to try the tea flower resin.
I hope you can find a way to sell this and that it will be available in Europe.

@MariaBareiss 4 months ago

I am drinking tea resin right now, out of my new thermos from Jesse's Tea House!

@n7a7lb 4 months ago

Very cool to see her daughter wearing a Kuromi shirt! I wear a Kuromi badge reel at work everyday! We're connected in the little things :)

@AviFagan 3 months ago

This is incredible. Hope you can figure this out! Sister Ai has the best vibes and her daughter is so cute.

@mysticthecatninja 3 months ago

I like when the bowl is held to us to smell. I will imagine it in my mind...

@nachospopthe3rd564 4 months ago

You could use sillicone jars to transport

@chefmachond 4 months ago

i need it !

@darthvaper4776 4 months ago

Good tea found here 😋

@Blazr-22 3 months ago

Great video, thanks for including subtitles! I actually enjoy watching it and hearing Chinese (even tho I don’t speak it), adds to the traditional vibe of the video. We’re watching a process that has been done millions of times by people thousands and thousands of years ago, pretty wild to think about!

@Mirandalw98 4 months ago

Omg id love to try this!! It looks amazing

@madscienceman436 4 months ago

Fun watch! Perhaps a packaging inspiration could come from a mexican candy called cajetas. It's a sticky caramel-like candy that's sometimes sold in little wooden boxes with paper.

@indemwildes9426 4 months ago

The cup is so cool

@stanleysadventres 4 months ago

I would love to see it in a bowl or a mug with lid combo

@asyuki193 2 months ago

I'd love to try that, looks awesome. In my grandma's house they had white mulberry trees everywhere and we used to make molasses with them in huge cauldrons, we'd make them just like Sister Ai, filtering them over and over, boiling them past midnight. I never had molasses as good as the ones we used to make so seeing how much effort Sister Ai puts in, I'm sure her tea flower resin must be really great too.