The Ultimate Tea Tasting and Brewing GuideWritten exclusively for Plants4Presents by Daniel Abadi, Toppers Teas Know someone who loves Tea? Green tea, black tea, white tea all comes from the same plant, Camellia Sinensis. Now you can own your very own Tea plant . Tea is so common place that it has become domestic, but it originates from far flung exotic places. The plant is hardy and its leaves make a lovely brew of white tea. If you or someone you know has a love of tea then this tea plant is a must. Toppers Teas of Sussex has produced a tasting and brewing guide for the leaves of this beautiful and delicious plant. Order this gift now and receive 10% a Toppers Teas tea Tasting Experience. Preparation and brewing guide for your very own white tea.Firstly select leaves that are suitable for brewing
If you don’t have a tea pot you can purchase one from Toppers Teas, they have a good range of handmade and glass tea pots. Glass tea pots allow you to see the tea leaves this adds a lot of theatre if you’re having guests over, or if you simply like stuff that looks amazing. You will need about 5 – 7 tea leaves per pot, Step 1- place the leaves in a sieve or strainer and gently rinse them (luke warm water for 30 seconds) without touching them. Step 2 Boil a small amount of water and place it in the tea pot, swirl the water around to warm the pot. Once the pot is warm add a splash or two of cold water and then add your tea leaves. Step 3 Swirl the leaves in the pot for 15 seconds then fill the remainder of the tea pot with boiling water. Step 4 let the tea sit (brew) for 10 minutes then pour yourself and a friend a cup. Repeat steps 2 – 4 up to three times and enjoy your fresh white tea! The flavour will be mellow and smooth, very delicate and distinctive. This is an extremely healthy brew with an earthy aroma. Buy your very own tea plant now and you too can enjoy the fresh taste of home brewed white tea. 
Hardy Camellia Sinensis Tea Plants; Pretty white tea flowers |
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