TEAPOTS
Tea is always better when it’s poured with pretty teawares! Our range of teasets will have you happy sipping morning, noon and night.
The perfect pot for the perfect tea!
The perfect pot for the perfect tea!
To brew or not to brew.... the perfect brew
Quite simply how do you make the perfect cup of tea?
Here's how we do ours!
Use a good quality loose leaf tea. (Look out for our recommended brand coming soon!)
Always store tea in a cool, dry place and avoid placing it next to strongly flavoured or perfumed foods.
Always use fresh water when preparing tea - the hot water "energises" the leaf and extracts all the character the tea.
In some parts of the country the tap water is hard or soft and this can affect the taste of the tea, consider using a water filter.
The water temperature for black tea should be 90 to 98oC and for green tea around 80oC (You don't want to ruin all that goodness and flavour).
In order to draw the best flavour out of the tea the water must contain oxygen, this is reduced if the water is boiled more than once!
Measure the tea carefully, generally this use 1 rounded teaspoon of loose tea for each cup to be served.
Allow the tea to brew for the recommended time before pouring.
Then sit back... relax.... and sip to your hearts content...
Here's how we do ours!
Use a good quality loose leaf tea. (Look out for our recommended brand coming soon!)
Always store tea in a cool, dry place and avoid placing it next to strongly flavoured or perfumed foods.
Always use fresh water when preparing tea - the hot water "energises" the leaf and extracts all the character the tea.
In some parts of the country the tap water is hard or soft and this can affect the taste of the tea, consider using a water filter.
The water temperature for black tea should be 90 to 98oC and for green tea around 80oC (You don't want to ruin all that goodness and flavour).
In order to draw the best flavour out of the tea the water must contain oxygen, this is reduced if the water is boiled more than once!
Measure the tea carefully, generally this use 1 rounded teaspoon of loose tea for each cup to be served.
Allow the tea to brew for the recommended time before pouring.
Then sit back... relax.... and sip to your hearts content...