Loose Leaf Tea [The Fine Coffee]

By of the Journal Sentinel If you ve ever tasted a sample of the high-end loose-leaf tea served at a Teavana store and been so wowed you splurged…

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We thought we should explain why we decided to focus our business around tea and also why we only stock loose-leaf tea and not the rubbish you…

Loose Tea Sampler Boxes Our Loose Tea Sampler Boxes offer a great way to sample a wide variety of our differing varieties of loose leaf teas…

Afternoon tea in a hotel or a tea room is the ultimate treat, but tea should be an everyday indulgence. These fine emporiums sell blends to make…

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Organic Pai Mu Tan - literally White Peony - is an organic white tea from the Fujian Province of China. It s sometimes spelt organic Bai Mu Dan…

The most classic origins of our organic oolong teas are China and Taiwan. Oolong teas hailing from China (which is the birthplace of all modern…

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After thousands of years, the traditional teapot still brews up the perfect cup. Here are some secrets for preparing the highest quality tea…

A tea strainer with a bamboo handle A tea strainer on a teacup A tea strainer is a type of strainer that is placed over or in a teacup to catch…

There s nothing like the sound of a whistling tea kettle on the stove to conjure images of a cozy teatime gathering around the table, pinkies…

Different varieties of black teas are the most commonly consumed in the West, where they have become a national tradition in many countries…

Choice of Water The perfect cup of tea begins with fresh and clean water. To preserve the delicate nuances of tea’s flavor and aroma, it is best…

Measure Your Loose Tea Step One: Start by measuring your loose leaf tea. Generally, you should measure 1 teaspoon loose leaf tea per 8 oz cup…