How to make good tea? Why is the difference so big
Natural aroma tea:Dan cong Oolong
How to make good tea ?😌
in our 20 years of experience, I have summarized my experience
1.ingredients
2.baking time
3.withering time
4.weather
5.baking temperature
A good tea maker definitely does not use machines to make tea automatically 🙂↔️
Why?🧐
1. When the raw materials are picked, the characteristics are different and the machine will not know.
2. The roasting time will not be the same each time just like the roasting of coffee beans depends on the state of the coffee beans.
3. when a large amount of tea leaves are piled up ,fermentation will occur, which will destroy the amino acid structure and taste of the tea leaves.
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Making good tea is an art that goes beyond just boiling water. The type of tea leaves you choose, along with the nuances of brewing, profoundly affect the final cup. Start by selecting high-quality loose tea leaves, as they offer better flavor and aroma than bagged varieties. For the best results, steep your tea in an appropriate temperature of water. For example, delicate green teas generally require cooler water around 160°F (71°C), while black teas often prefer boiling water at 212°F (100°C). Additionally, be mindful of steeping times. Different teas require distinct durations; green teas can be ready in as little as 2 minutes, whereas hearty black teas may need up to 5 minutes. Oversteeping can cause bitterness, ruining the taste. Experiment with different herbal blends for health benefits or flavor profiles that suit your palate. The environment, including humidity and temperature, can also influence your tea’s flavor. Brew in a quiet space, allowing you to be mindful and appreciate the subtle infusion. Remember, the journey of tea begins long before the steeping—each part of the process from sourcing, storing to brewing, plays a crucial role. Embrace this ritual and craft a cup of tea that you can truly savor.