Loose leaf tea is gaining a lot of traction nowadays, with many tea lovers trying it for the first time. If you’re also thinking about switching to the “loose” tea option—always remember that this kind is not brewed in a teabag. When you steep leaves in hot water, they absorb water and expand during the …
When entering the world of tea, the first thing you will come across is the age-long question; which is better, bagged or loose-leaf tea? The majority of tea-lovers usually choose one over the other, but for a regular consumer, this choice doesn’t make much sense. Bagged tea is readily available, more convenient to prepare, store, …
After water itself, tea is the world’s second most popular drink and is a ten billion dollar industry. All tea comes from the Camellia sinensis plant species and can be broken down into two separate varieties known as sinensis and assamica. Sinensis is grown in China and has smaller leaves that are adapted to grow …
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