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 | History | |
Tea section is created to help our visitor to discover and rediscover the pleasures of tea.
Tea is an inspiration, that requests a person to sit back, relax, and take a few moments to be good to oneself. We have opened the doors of the section “Tea history” for tea lovers to tell about tea origin and its serving traditions all over the world; that will help to enjoy a favorite cup of tea as a real participant and tea professional.
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 | From Plant to Pot | |
Tea warms the heart and speaks to the soul. To receive the veritable pleasure from your traditional cup of tea, it can be amazing to learn the hard way of a small seed to your teapot. Find some useful information on tea cultivation, leaf grades and tea tasting in the section “From plant to pot”.
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 | Perfect Cup | |
Even the very finest tea chosen with great care and precision can be a great disappointment if improperly brewed. Whether served from cups of white jade or heavy mugs, a perfect and pleasurable drink is within reach only of those who follow some simple, but necessary rules of making perfect tea. Get acquainted with them in the section “Perfect cup” and you’ll succeed, for sure.
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 | Recipes | |
This is the most Delicious section! Inside "Tea recipes" you will find a great number recipes to make your cup of tea the focus of attention. Nobody can teach you how to make the perfect cup of tea, but we can offer you interesting recipes, worth of a try. Find a great number of different delectable and refreshing tea recipes and make the tea party complete.
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Throughout the tea trade English is an international tea language. It is English with a difference, though. These are many examples of tea trade vocabulary, which enables its people throughout the world to understand each other completely. Talking about the leaf grade, for instance, people have nothing to do with quality, but with the size of leaf particle. And in the section “Glossary” you can find more.
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Tea comes in more varieties than you may suspect. However, based on the way the leaves are processed, all teas are divided into four basic types: black, green, oolong and the very rare white. To choose your tea, you have to know more about every type. Find much useful information in the section “Tea types” and relax with the warming heart a cup of joy and pleasure.
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