Oh Yes Tea

In the U.S., about 90 percent of people take their tea brewed in a bag. It's the same routine, pour hot water into a cup and dip the bag during few minutes until the water turns a deep red color, add sugar and enjoy.

My question is, what are these people having fun?

Years ago, I too was a victim of the tea bag tea. I, being an American, remained ignorant of the true path tea was meant to be appreciated. Not only was the tea just as sick, but about 90 percent of Americans who use BREW Fanning.

Fanning are small pieces of tea leaves that always end up in tea bags people use for their daily drinks. Fanning is the lowest range of tea and a good reason. They can add a nice color to the cup, but in taste, well, very little.

There are not many natural oils remaining in the particles a cup that is the palate. Furthermore, research shows that most of the benefits of tea are reduced when they decompose in such small parts.

So is it really a better way to enjoy tea and reap the benefits? Yes …

Thanks to an article I read in a newspaper at work, I was introduced to the tea leaves in bulk. The article is based around the most delicate of tea called white tea. Not only have I learned in this article that all tea came from the same Camellia sinensis tea plant, but I also learned about the benefits of healthy and delicious loose leaf tea. Is when a whole new world opened for me. I discovered a new drink!

Later that day I went online and found a line of tea output offers over one hundred varieties of loose tea. I really do not know much about this form of tea in the time he made an order for white peony tea flip, and I bought a cup with a tea infusion pump.

When he arrived, it excites me and took my first draft load. My first impression airy aroma accompanied by a subtle sweetness was that I never expected or does not want to forget. "This is tea," I said aloud, and by the time the Cup was more hooked! Since then I have experienced over a hundred varieties of tea that day.

Tea drinking is a 5000-year and the second largest consumption beverages in the world, to play a role second only to water. Mixed use the whole leaf loose in a ball is simply the best to consume and enjoy this great drink. There are literally thousands of varieties of tea, anything that is processed from the four major types of white, green, oolong and black.

By comparison sheet of loose tea in the tea bag is like comparing the gourmet coffee for instant coffee. It's like comparing a meal in a fancy restaurant of a fast food place. The difference is day and night. Remember this, the only thing that should be soaked in a cup of tea is a sweet biscuit or cake, not a bag.

Loose tea offers a cup full of flavor and health benefits. The drink is rich in powerful antioxidants that many studies suggest it may help them live more healthfully. While tea is not a true prevention or cure for any disease that threatens health, was at least help reduce the odds.

Tea for me is like having a close friend to me when I want. Since I left, I need a solution and tea parties fit perfectly here. Thanks I left coffee in the morning and went to the healthier alternative, black tea.

Loose tea makes me feel good, keeps my immune system up, and always gives me something new to look forward because there are still hundreds of varieties of tea, I'm still happy! Tea, in my opinion is the best time to drink! A great drink for all.

This drink was inspired to build a website at the time of writing has 107 pages full of useful information about this lovely rich beverage. The purpose of this site and this article is to introduce people to the other side of tea, they're missing. With so many varieties, there is inevitably a cup, call your favorite.

So the next time that the infusion of tea and is opening the box containing the dried tea bags, remember that there is a better way, a more … and allowed to soak for Donuts!

David Carloni is the creator and webmaster of http://www.the-color-of-tea.com

An online resource guide that offers information, tips, facts, varieties, and the introduction to the simple pleasures of brewing and enjoying loose leaf tea.

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