Will Klingner

Nio Teas Podcast

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In this podcast, we’ll be diving deep into the world of Organic Japanese Green Tea. We will be sharing some of the insights we pick up during our frequent visits to Japan as well as teaching you new things about this amazing drink known as green tea!

Author

Will Klingner

Category

Health

Latest episode

Jun 19, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 91: How to Brew Green Tea 30.01.2020

In this episode we walk you through the basics of brewing Japanese green tea

Episode 90: Brain Boosting Tea That’s Low in Caffeine 29.01.2020

In this episode, we talk about a tea that is high in theanine but not in caffeine

Episode 89: Tea for Coffee Lovers? 27.01.2020

In this episode, we talk about how Genmaicha can be a good tea for coffee lovers

Episode 88: Teabag Genmaicha 22.01.2020

In this episode we taste a Genmaicha from a teabag

Episode 87: How much Tea Should I Use? 21.01.2020

In this episode, we talk about the perfect quantity of tea for your teapot

Episode 86: How Long for the Second Steeping? 16.01.2020

In this video, we discuss the ideal second steeping

Episode 85: Best Temperature for Matcha 14.01.2020

In this episode, we compare two different temperatures for matcha and see which one works better

Episode 84: Iron in Green Tea? 13.01.2020

In this video, we’re going to be talking about the tea that has the highest iron content and how to get the most out of it

Episode 83: Lemon Juice in Green Tea 11.01.2020

Have you ever put lemon in green tea?

Episode 82: Kyusu Size Matters 10.01.2020

Which brews better tea? A small kyusu or a large one?

Episode 81: High Caffeine at Night? 09.01.2020

In this episode, Oliver makes a bold move drinking a high caffeine green tea right before bed. How will he pull it off?

Episode 80: What is Kamairicha? 06.01.2020

Have you ever heard of Kamairicha before? This unique pan-fires tea is the newest addition to the Nio collection and it’s already incredibly popular!

Episode 79: What to Look for in a Matcha 05.01.2020

In this episode, we test out some new matchas and teach you what to look for

Episode 78: Kabusecha vs. Fukamushicha 04.01.2020

In this episode, we taste test two new teas from Kagoshima and compare them

Episode 77: Benefits of Genmaicha 31.12.2019

In this episode, we talk about roasted rice tea!

Episode 76: Benefits of Gyokuro 30.12.2019

In this episode we discuss a few of the many benefits of Gyokuro

Episode 75: Asanoka Sencha 30.12.2019

In this video we taste the Asanoka Sencha from Mr. Henta

Episode 74: Shizuoka Tea 28.12.2019

In this episode we talk about green teas from Shizuoka and what they have in common

Episode 73: Post Workout Tea 24.12.2019

In this episode, we talk about a great tea to have after an evening workout!

Episode 72: Why Is Teabag Tea Brown? 23.12.2019

In this episode, we explain the color difference between teabags and loose leaf tea

Episode 71: Double the Tea, Double the Flavor? 20.12.2019

Does using more tea leaves produce a better flavor?

Episode 70: Longer Steeping Time 19.12.2019

In this video, we see what happens to the flavor of a tea when you step it for a longer time

Episode 69: What is the Emperor’s Tea? 16.12.2019

In this episode we talk about the so-called emperor’s tea

Episode 68: Umami Bomb Sencha 15.12.2019

In this episode, we talk about the single cultivar Saemidori Sencha from Mr. Henta, a tea very strong in this sweet umami flavor

Episode 67: Single Cultivar Okumidori Sencha 14.12.2019

In this episode, we talk about why we like the Okumidori Sencha from Mr. Henta

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