Most standard teacups will hold around ml of tea, if you are looking for a more substantial cup of tea in a mug, simply double the amount of loose tea leaves and this will provide the necessary strength and colour. Spoon the loose tea leaves into the strainer and leave them to brew for roughly three minutes. We recommend experimenting with the brew time to determine your favourite flavour and colour. In order to enjoy the best tea tasting experience possible, we would recommend using BRITA filtered water.
We wish you all the best with your tea brewing endeavours and you can browse our selection of loose leaf in our online tea shop here. As said earlier, Green tea has a delicacy of its own and due to which the brewing is as delicate as green tea.
The water is boiled to a temperature of 82 degrees to prepare the cup of green tea. The loose tea leaves of green tea are taken in the elegant chain infuser or the stainless steel filter of the infuser kettle. For preparing a cup of green tea we use We pour the hot water over the loose tea and let it steep for about 3 minutes or maybe stir even more for a stronger flavour. Oolong tea is an alluring and powerful brew that can uplift your mood after the first sip.
The tea is a pure delicacy. It has an earthy flavour and an aroma filled with spices and fruitiness. As oolong tea is rich in flavour and aroma the incorrect amount may overpower the complete palette and may produce a different unpleasing taste.
Oolong tea is prepared by boiling the water to 82 degrees and letting it sit for a few seconds if it starts to boil. The loose tea leaves of oolong tea are placed either in the elegant chain infuser or in the stainless steel filter of the infuser kettle.
The water is poured over the loose tea leaves and is kept to let it steep for about minutes to produce the perfect cup. Loose tea needs it breathing time to let it steep its flavours and aroma throughout the cup. It needs to stay for a couple of minutes which is unique for various types of tea and this is essential for brewing the perfect cup! Otherwise, you can use a basket infuser to place in your mug or pot. These will last you many years if you treat them well.
Many of our teapots come with an infuser. You can reference the handy chart to your right to see how long you want to steep tea for. When the tea is done steeping for the specified time, simply remove the infuser and set it aside for a second steeping of tea.
Did you know that certain teas you can re-steep two or more times? A teapot or tea mug is what you place the infuser in to brew tea. Some tea mugs and glass tumblers have tea infusers that come with it.
You will need a tea kettle to boil water. Traditional stovetop kettles are useful. Electric kettles boil water faster and more efficiently. Even a simple saucepan will work in a pinch. Be wary of herbal teas as these can have mixed results and be tricky to get right. Plum Deluxe places instructions for optimal brewing on the label of each of our tea brews to take the guesswork out of making your favorite cup of tea.
Steph Huddleston Tea What Type of Tea are You Using? What Size Is Your Cup? Steph Huddleston Steph Huddleston is a freelance writer and book blogger from Australia. Her passion is for the written word, and of course, tea.
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