A good rule is to brew green, white and yellow tea in 70-80 degree water, oolong tea at 80-90 degrees, and black tea and Pu Erh and various herbal infusions at 90-100 degrees. However, when choosing a brewing temperature, you … Continued
It is often thought that loose tea is of higher quality than bagged tea, and in many cases this is certainly true. Whole tea leaves release aromas more pleasantly and softly, while especially large bag tea manufacturers use fine powder … Continued
We also have tea in single-dose bags. In addition, we also have separate single-dose sachets, into which you can dispense any loose leaf tea yourself and then use it like a bag tea.
Despite its name, herbal tea does not contain tea leaves. In general, the term herbal tea refers to all beverages made from plants other than the tea bush. We like to call them infusions.
Rooibos (literally translated as redbush) is a plant native to South Africa with reddish needle-like leaves. Like tea, it is prepared by brewing the leaves, thus producing a sweet-tasting drink that is like black tea in color but free of … Continued
Tea leaves naturally contain caffeine. There is also tea from which caffeine has been removed. However, there are differences in the way caffeine works in different teas: black tea acts faster, stronger and for a shorter time, while green tea … Continued
The colors of tea follow from how tea leaves are processed after they are collected from the bushes. The main process here is oxidation. Green tea is not oxidized at all. White tea naturally oxidizes lightly in the open air … Continued
Green and black tea are very different from each other, although they are made from the same plant and made into a drink by brewing in water. Compared to black, green tea is light, fresh or sweet, delicate and mild, … Continued
Good tea is first and foremost a matter of taste – it is best found out by tasting. We can also always recommend the most suitable teas according to your taste preferences, the most popular or the most suitable by … Continued
In Finnish this is a rather funny question, since the word tea in its forms may mean besides tea also roads, do, or you. Our favorite sentence in finnish is that “tulin teitä katselemaan” which can be translated as “I … Continued
