So, I felt I should demonstrate the difference between what is found in a teabag, and what i've been brewing lately. On the left are leaves of a Taiwanese oolong called Wenshan Baozhong (clear, fruity and delicious) and on the right is the contents of a teabag of English Breakfast tea(muddy and astringent) made up of the crumbs of leaves.
Friday, 6 July 2007
Dust
As I've been telling friends and colleagues about this blog the most common reaction has been one of bemusement.
So, I felt I should demonstrate the difference between what is found in a teabag, and what i've been brewing lately. On the left are leaves of a Taiwanese oolong called Wenshan Baozhong (clear, fruity and delicious) and on the right is the contents of a teabag of English Breakfast tea(muddy and astringent) made up of the crumbs of leaves.
So, I felt I should demonstrate the difference between what is found in a teabag, and what i've been brewing lately. On the left are leaves of a Taiwanese oolong called Wenshan Baozhong (clear, fruity and delicious) and on the right is the contents of a teabag of English Breakfast tea(muddy and astringent) made up of the crumbs of leaves.
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2 comments:
Ooh, I got the bemusement thing too! From everyone. Boyfriend, mom, little brother....
You should do a dregs comparison too. I'll bet that even a mesh strainer would leave you with less at the bottom of your cup than the muck that comes out through paper teabags.
Best of luck!
-- Sam
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I am a big lover of Lu Yu and "rel tea" and I can understand you!
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