yes I've already posted here once of twice (mods please move as you see fit)
I need a tea 101 (either telly or linky)
>suggestion on a starter pack.
>what is the proper way to brew loose tea?
>anything else helpful that i could use.
>like a few people here that i've seen, i'm a bit partial to the twinings irish breakfast (hard to put meh finger on it, its just good)
>i like spiced chai, assam, others, darjeeling not so much (too bitter/astringent).
Welcome!
Adagio sells samples for quite all teas.
The Ingeniutea is a good starting point for brewing leaf teas.
http://www.adagio.com/misc/no_risk.html
Adagio sells samples for quite all teas.
The Ingeniutea is a good starting point for brewing leaf teas.
http://www.adagio.com/misc/no_risk.html
I would suggest some Keemun or Yunnan Noir for you, if you like black tea. What other teas have you tried?
The proper way to brew tea: Watch the water temp and the steeping time. Different teas have different steeping times. Don't use too much leaf! Try a good teapot or a wide, open infuser basket.
The proper way to brew tea: Watch the water temp and the steeping time. Different teas have different steeping times. Don't use too much leaf! Try a good teapot or a wide, open infuser basket.
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