That is a tough one, my friend. To sip tea is not just adding a liquid to your body. It is a connection between the heart, body, and mind. It isn’t rocket science but a simple moment of silence where you realize what is it exactly that you are looking for. Your...
Green tea and black tea is made from the same bush/plant called Camellia Sinensis. It is the method of manufacturing that makes it different. The tea is plucked and taken to the factory wherein immediately leaves are steamed or pan fired. This prevents oxidation (turns brown). Hence the color, taste,...
Remember to make the perfect chilled glass of Ice Tea, it is of utmost importance that the tea leaf used is of good quality. No amount of addition of flowers, fruits, flavors can rectify that which has gone wrong at the source. Hence opt wisely and get ready to buy...
Know the difference & learn to discern! To maximize interaction and provide a more comfortable environment we have restricted the reservations to 12 at a time. If sipping a cup of Tea has left you wondering would the bush of Green Tea be different from Black Tea, does Orange Pekoe...
Every year 3 million tonnes of tea is produced. China is the largest manufacturer of tea, followed by India, then Kenya. According to legend, tea was discovered in 2737 B.C. by Chinese Emperor Shen-Nung, known as the “Divine Healer.” He discovered the beverage when tea leaves accidentally fell into his...
My dear friends, countrymen, tea lovers, tea enthusiasts, remember when the thought knocks on your door to entice you into making yourself a cup of tea or entering a tea salon or a tea bar to have a cup of the two leaf and a bud, do remind yourself whether...
The tea leaves when plucked, often by hand and at times by machine, are taken to the factory where the manufacturing process begins. This would begin the process of withering followed by fermentation which then leads to the leaves being put into the dryer and then sorted to different grades. ...
Tea as such does not get spoilt. It loses flavor. If stored well they could last for couple of years if not more. I remember tasting the first flush teas from Manjhee Valley Tea Estate along with the founder of Palais de The, Mr.Delmas, the 2008 First...
So you never boil water for tea except if you happen to be making a cup of chai. Surprised, aren’t you? Now the million dollar question is how do you heat the water and even if you do, how do you get to know if you have reached the correct...
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