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All tea comes from the same plant; however, the way the tea leaves are prepared are very different. Learn about green, white, Oolong, and black tea in this free video series about making the perfect cup of loose leaf tea.
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Everyone knows that the tea comes from China, but do you know the full story? Learn about the history of tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
All tea comes from the exact same plant, but once the tea is plucked, it goes through different processes. Learn about the different types of tea and how they're made in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
Common myths, like the lack of caffeine in green tea, are just not true. Learn about many common myths that surround tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
Afternoon tea, often referred to as high tea, has a surprising history. Learn more about high tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
With tea bags, the tea leaf is cut and torn, which takes away from flavor. Learn about the difference between tea bags and loose leaf tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
To make the perfect cup of tea, you need good quality water and tea. Learn what else you need to brew tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
To make the perfect cup of white tea, make sure that the water is below the boiling point. Learn how to brew white tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
Green tea is prepared in many different ways, and the process of steeping green tea varies as well. Learn how to brew green tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
Oolong tea has partially dried leaves that contain a wide variety of flavor. Learn how to brew Oolong tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
Black tea is the most commonly consumed tea on the planet! Learn how to brew black tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
The caffeine in a cup of tea depends on the steeping time. Learn more about how caffeine influences tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
Using your own tea bags, metal infuser, or tea pots are ways to brew loose leaf tea. Learn how to brew tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
For ice tea, use more tea leaves and steep the tea longer. Learn how to make the perfect cup of ice tea in this free video about brewing loose leaf tea.
Tea is characterized as the most mystical and healing of all the beverages. With the variety of flavors, tea seems to perfect drink for any occasion. As Chinese legend describes, tea originated by divine intervention. A legendary emperor was sitting in the grass sometime around 2737 B.C. As he was pondering life, he drank a bowl of boiling water when all of a sudden leaves blew into his bowl. When he looked down, he noticed that the water had started to change color. The ever inquisitive and curious monarch took a sip of the brew and was pleasantly surprised by its flavor and its restorative properties. However, due to the desire that tea arouses, one creation myth can not possibly be enough to explain the beginnings of tea. Another legend claims that the founder of the Zen school of Buddhism discovered the beverage. Regardless of truth to these myths, tea has played a significant role in Asian culture for centuries as a staple beverage, a curative and a symbol of status. In this free video series, learn about loose leaf tea. Our experts, Bret and Kerstin Wingert, own tea shops in Arizona. They give you all kinds of information for making the perfect cup of tea. Learn about the history of tea and common tea myths. Also, learn about high tea. If you are looking for tea brewing supplies, they show you what you need. Learn how to brew white, Oolong, green, and black tea. If summer heat is getting you down, they give you a delicious iced tea recipe. So, what are you waiting for? Make yourself the perfect cup of tea today!
Bret Wingert Bret and Kerstin Wingert own Souvia Tea, which has two stores in Arizona. They are in Phoenix and Scottsdale. After retiring from a career in IT, Bret and Kerstin traveled to Europe study teas. Today, they operate their stores, teach proper tea brewing techniques, and offer tea tours all over the world.dkdk
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